Officials said the workload on Britain's building sites decreased by 5.2% between March and June, the biggest quarterly fall since early 2008, although the ONS warned that its "flash estimate" was based on incomplete data.
Some security personnel who guard federal buildings in New York City and Washington were told to expect increased workloads, officials said.
He also noted DECC officials have a "heavy workload" ahead if they are to complete the tariff reviews announced earlier this year, get to grips with the degression mechanism that automatically adjusts payment levels, and work though the new reviews.
GREENVALE: TENTATIVE CONTRACT DEAL -- The administration and striking full-time faculty members at the C. W. Post campus of Long Island University agreed on a labor pact yesterday and the faculty returned to work, ending a nine-day battle over wages and workload issues, officials said.
As foreclosures have surged to record levels, banks and other mortgage firms have been caught ill-equipped to handle the ever-increasing workload, Treasury Department and Federal Reserve officials have repeatedly said.
The president also canceled a television interview on Monday because of a "heavy workload," his official Web site said.
The Air Force agency may simply have been the one best able to take on the assignment because of its workload, the official added.
The announcement surprised HBO officials, who knew Foreman's outside workload as a preacher and a pitchman was overwhelming and who were willing to reduce his appearances to keep him happy.
(Election officials will be furious about the increased workload, but they have brought this on themselves).
Specifically, the secretary of state is asking the governor and Legislature for an extra $32 million to help county elections officials and his agency handle the increased workload.
