Sentence examples for growing workloads from inspiring English sources

But experts outside the government said it also reflected less vigorous enforcement of standards and growing workloads for inspectors.

That is partly because many of today's employees have growing workloads and are happy to delegate assignments, she said.

Politicians' failure to grasp the extent of the growing workloads in general practice is contributing to the potential "destruction" of the service, according to Nagpaul, the chair of the British Medical Association's GPs committee.

The NHS is considering creating a new type of health professional to help nurses cope with their growing workloads, the head of the body that oversees recruitment and staff training has revealed.

Growing workloads, longer hours, fewer breaks and feeling undervalued are just a few of the factors contributing to a huge amount of stress being reported by staff in public services, with 93% of the 3,701 staff in the survey reporting that they feel stressed at work.

In July, the Commons education committee suggested that the chronic shortage of experienced social workers, growing workloads, and a high drop out of newly-qualified social workers are making it harder than ever to run adult and children's services with sufficient staff.

Even without the threat of terrorism, Chemtrec has a growing workload.

It needs more "flexibility", it says, to cope with a growing workload.

Over the last two years, the Immigration and Naturalization Service has become increasingly unable to cope with its growing workload, and the wait for a green card has stretched to several years.

He said the only purpose of the commission of which he was aware was to find ways to reduce or streamline the court's growing workload.

DR. DANIEL D. ROBERTS, on his growing workload at 10 Tennessee jails where a third of the prisoners appear to have teeth ravaged by methamphetamine.