Similar words: load, loads, loaded, unload, a load of, planeload, work, works. Meaning: n. work that a person is expected to do in a specified time.
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31. Lansbury's new contract includes a cutback in her workload.
32. To eliminate it, there were two options: increase the number of judges, or reduce their workload.
33. They had trouble keeping up with new product developments because of their workload.
34. The tug-of-war comes at a time when the ethics committee is facing an exceptional workload.
35. This is particularly important in areas where the workload is even, such as many long-stay hospitals.
36. The aim is not to increase the community nurses' workload but rather to decrease time spent chasing the social work team.
37. Is the employment of full-time and part-time staff matched against the workload across the 7-day period?
38. Frequent absence from responsibilities means a heavier workload for fellow-workers. 3.
39. The student will learn realistic ways of ensuring good nursing care even when the workload is heavy.
40. Clearly the objective of reducing the workload on probate courts by eliminating one class of contests is not without some legitimacy.
41. Each Neighbourhood Office was allocated a half-time under-fives worker post,[www.Sentencedict.com] despite a large increase in workload.
42. Video-Tape, no voice over SWINDON/Wiltshire A spokesman said the workload is unusually high for the time of year.
43. Any number of circumstances may give rise to a fluctuation in workload thus upsetting staffing predictions.
44. Judgements about staffing requirements, levels of workload, achievable standards, and so on[sentencedict.com], require managerial as well as clinical skills.
45. Consequently, resources need to be channelled into providing extra theatres and consultants to cope with the increased workload.
46. The heavy workload that is life, that is death, that is life again, everlasting, world without end.
47. Under such circumstances a substantial increase in aircraft maintenance workload prevails.
48. With a heavy workload and few specialized staff, for some councils conservation has taken second place.
49. Maybe we should hire another secretary to lighten Barbara's workload.
50. A territory is normally allocated on the basis of workload and/or potential sales.
51. The manager should be involved in all discussions which have an impact on the workload levels in patient areas.
52. This encouraging workload is undertaken by Wimpey Alawi from its headquarters and depot at Azaiba on the outskirts of Muscat.
53. During the period of the pilot study, I kept a weekly account of my workload and activities.
54. Many general practitioners fear that the community care reforms will increase their own workload, too.
55. Its usefulness overstated, its flexibility limited, it may even increase teacher workload, despite claims to the contrary.
56. The agency is a valuable resource to meet staffing shortfalls or an unexpected increase in workload.
57. The manager predicts variations in workload for the off-duty period.
58. Iii some situations, the workload will be constant which simplifies the task.
59. Given their workload, cuddling or talking to children is a luxury, and emotional deprivation an inevitable outcome.
60. We want to even the workload out a little, so that no one has more than they can handle.
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