Sentence examples for increased workload and from inspiring English sources

However, the increased income did not fully reflect the increased workload, and those who worked the hardest did not necessarily get paid the most.

Zamir et al. (5) have shown that departure from normal or increased deviation from optimality could result in increased workload and energy loss in maintaining the blood circulation.

The action is in protest at pay freezes, increased workload and rising pension contributions.

In primary schools, increased workload and pressure from Ofsted mean fewer senior staff apply for headteacher positions.

She cites increased workload and "top-down pressure", as well as a wish to spend more time with her husband.

A fear of increased workload and a poorer work-life balance were among the most common reasons respondents gave for not seeking a promotion.

"BBC staff have had three years in a row of below-inflation pay increases, with increased workload, and we don't think that's sustainable," he said.

Given the increased workload and risk, many specialists in corporate governance advise top executives to serve on no more than three boards.

Lin was given the day off from practice to rest a sore ankle and to recover from the increased workload and the excitement.

Citing many imminent retirements, an increased workload and a "decreasing supply" of such scientists, the report called on Congress to bolster financing to expand the number of graduate students.

Ms. Nielsen, too, is proud of her work _"We're still giving the best patient care in a superior emergency room" — but is also bothered by an increased workload and the threats to cut staffing if the union wins.