The phrase "are overloaded with work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone has more work than they can handle or manage effectively.
Example: "Due to the recent project deadlines, many employees are overloaded with work and struggling to keep up."
Alternatives: "swamped with tasks" or "burdened with responsibilities".
"They are overloaded with work," she said.
On the flip side, anger and resentment can arise in Stars if they are overloaded with work and don't feel fairly compensated.
However, according to the teachers, Vietnamese primary teachers teach many subjects, of which the main ones are mathematics and Vietnamese, and they are overloaded with work.
Good doctors are overloaded with work and risk their own health to face the demand.
Mostly, this show is overloaded with work.
When a guy is overloaded with work, he longs for them and makes all sorts of plans, but once they actually come along, he just sits there feeling wrung out, using various substances to relax, until finally he just falls asleep.
And since everyone is overloaded with work due to state budget cuts, it may take a while to get around to it even with the knowledge that timely entry into PulseNET is critical to identifying outbreaks.
The doctors who finally took over the management of the hospital consequently were overloaded with work (IC7, IC8).
If you are calm, if you don't get anxious, if you don't get stressed, if you know how to evaluate the situation the patient might not have to be reintubated, but if you're overloaded with work, you get anxious and start to shout, the patient is gets worked up and will probably need to be intubated again.
The sales were put together in summer, well before the financial picture darkened, and were overloaded with works from sellers trying to cash in on the last several seasons' wave of inflation.
"Women today are overloaded with messages and choices, and in a religion, the gender roles work more clearly.
