The phrase "arrangements workload" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing the workload associated with making arrangements, but it is not a commonly recognized phrase.
Example: "The arrangements workload for the event was overwhelming, requiring extra help from the team."
Alternatives: "planning workload" or "organizational workload".
Women frequently point to inflexible work arrangements and crushing workloads as reasons they left their careers when they became parents.
For example, can you make different arrangements to reduce workloads, family commitments and the like?
For example, employers made changes to work schedules, thus making it easier for women to have their cancer treatment and additional arrangements to ease the workload [ 17, 18].
Acknowledging that this temporary arrangement may have increased workload for end-users yet further, local implementation teams suggested possible workarounds for users to cope with these parallel systems.
Reasonable working time arrangement not only decreases the workload of underground coal miners, but also enables them to have more time to devote to family life.
The size of the RSE reflects variations in a cognitive system's architecture and workload capacity (Townsend & Eidels, 2011; Townsend & Nozawa, 1995), where architecture refers to the arrangement of channels (e.g., serial or parallel), and workload capacity refers to the efficiency with which the channels operate concurrently.
The group says that teachers are also concerned about the additional workload involved, as the assessment arrangements have not been piloted, and it is now calling for an urgent review of the procedures.
The Royal Mail document, Planning the Introduction of Door-to-Door into Workload, sets out the new working arrangements.
This arrangement is intended to minimize the run-time workload of continuous query processing.
The prime minister's official spokesman said this was a return to an arrangement from the 1980s and would ease the workload of the head of the civil service - Sir Gus, they said, had had three roles - head of the civil service, permanent secretary and cabinet secretary.
