Sentence examples for doing the workload from inspiring English sources

Barely a month ago Foodora were taken to court by Fair Work Ombudsman over three employees who alleged they'd been classed as "independent contractors" while doing the workload of full timers.

"I'm probably sorer than I've been in a long time, but at no point did the workload affect my pitching".

Does the workload differ for the different vehicles?

"Because of all these new productions, the costs rise and so does the workload of these individuals," Hartnett said.

Accusing the club of treating their players like "marines", he told the Daily Mirror in March 2014: "In contact sports occasionally there is an unlucky injury but most injuries are a result of overloading the body... doing the wrong workload at the wrong time or in the wrong sequence".

Yet Hendy will be doing double the workload of his predecessor, Richard Pandy-Jones, and is a noted hands-on operator – raising questions about how his role will sit alongside chief executive Mark Carne.

This is despite the fact that they carried out work similar to that performed by doctors and by so doing, reduced the workload that potentially could accrue to doctors.

Did male and female GPs report differently on work perception? 2. Did the objective workload of GPs change between 1998 2002 and 2003-2007?

"Now, they are saying, 'Why would I want to do that?"' The workload is one factor.

However, her experience has shown that it does lessen the workload and facilitate the child-rearing process.

For dancers in the corps, "when a lot of people are young and they have ideas and they want to do things," the workload for women is heavier than it is for men.