Sentence examples for increases their workload from inspiring English sources

A 2001 study of children's pain management in hospitals concluded that nurses often resent parental involvement because they think it increases their workload: if parents were "passive," then the nurses "were not being approached and having demands made on their time".

Teachers may complain that the disruption caused by last week's protests only increases their workload and wastes lesson times, but it is clear the campaign is being driven by genuine outrage, a grievance that also explains the considerable breadth of these protests.

The 43 support-services employees say the law requires them to spend more time with students and increases their workload.

The few staff that are present already face competing demands on their time and data collection increases their workload still further.

Besides having the aforementioned up side of accessibility, professional caregivers see a down side to teleconsultation, which lowers thresholds too much and increases their workload.

But many nurses indicated that dual work of maintaining records both through HIT application and paper increases their workload and hence the slight opposition to large-scale adoption of technology.

It also potentially increases their workloads.

This increased their workload substantially.

Teachers went on strike when he increased their workload.

Sarkozy has said he will increase teachers' salaries by 25% – while also increasing their workload by 40%.

Eighty-three per cent of all respondents said that money-saving measures over the past five years had increased their workload.