Sentence examples for over workloads from inspiring English sources

Thousands of children and parents face disruption after teachers called a one-day strike over workloads.

For the past six months, the NUT has been engaged in action short of striking in conjunction with fellow teaching union the NASUWT in protest over workloads, working hours, pay and pensions.

Xakia is a LegalTech used by a rapidly growing list of companies to manage their in-house legal function, including creating greater control and visibility over workloads through automated dashboards and reporting.

This new tool watches over workloads that can run across clouds and automatically looks for potential threats.

Students also raised concerns over workloads.

The LUMC is in a transition phase with an increasing number of EP's taking over workload from other specialties.

Hygiene failure is partly due to HCW understaffing or over-workload, hardly reachable surfaces, and ineffectiveness of common disinfectants against bacteria growing within biofilm.

In addition to the PER, the 1980 Social Security Amendments also gave SSA authority to set performance standards for DDSs with the option of taking over DDS workloads, if they failed to meet those standards.

Teachers have accused the council of failing to engage with them to address concerns over workload.

Doctors added Labour's hazy private plans to their familiar grievances over workload, bureaucratic burdens, and the calumnies heaped on them by politicians and the press.

In a recent Guardian investigation into player welfare, the Rugby Players Associationn raised concerns over workload and called for breaks within the Premiership season to offer protection to those players as well as those in England's Elite Player Squad.