"It's just another 10 letters (or can you do it in 5?)." In another message, she wrote: "FYI: you're creating extra work for our staff by not hitting the reply to all button".
Not only aren't the starters working effectively, they are creating extra work for their relief mates, prompting the managers to call on them earlier than they would like.
This is how organisations become inundated with administrators, and sooner or later all these managers need to justify their existence, normally by creating extra work somewhere else in the organisation.
Some county social service administrators, meanwhile, called the new requirement redundant, one that would create extra work for caseworkers who have already been meeting with clients reaching their time limits.
Lawyers for the Brooklyn Bridge Park Defense Fund, a neighborhood volunteer group that filed the lawsuit in May, argued that the city was irrelevant to the lawsuit and was joining it largely to create extra work for them.
"I know you're all thinking, Why should I create extra work for myself at night, when I could be sleeping?" They had to overcome such thoughts, she said, because deriving pleasure from sex was their right.
He appeared on CNBC to discuss the sale, and showed further enthusiasm for the deal — and the publicity surrounding it — by posting on Twitter: Mr. Griffith's 86-character message, however, created extra work for the legal department at Zipcar, which by the end of the day Friday had made a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission disclosing it to Zipcar's investors.
The arrival of east European workers since 2004 has been of great benefit to the UK, and even in tough times it is wrong to assume that every job taken by a foreigner is one job less for natives to do, for immigrants themselves create extra work by spending in the shops.
