Sentence examples for planned workload from inspiring English sources

In the light of the planned workload for the remaining period, additional staff resources would be strongly desirable in the areas of campaign evaluation, strategy development and economics.

For example, the lecturer who steps in to cover a colleague's class because said colleague is manning a stand at a science festival; the senior manager who factors in staff contribution to community networks when planning workload allocations".

We considered the amount of rework maintenance activities as 30%% of the amounts of minimum planned maintenance workload.

The difference in rural: urban family planning workload, which was already higher in rural Mumbwa in 2005, increased from six to twelve-fold over the three years.

This, together with the high and/or rising antenatal clinic and family planning workloads, support the reports that the strain on health workers is growing faster in rural areas.

Excessive workload, poorly planned change and constant criticism drive out experienced teachers.

Apart from supporting good vehicle trips, sectors should also be planned such that the workload time imbalance as well as the number of connected components are minimized.

They are No.179 (best districting plan for response time), No.229 (best districting plan for workload variation).

He cites the four main areas of concern as excessive workload, planning for retirement, behaviour and bullying.

Examples of common problems are: feeling overwhelmed by the workload; planning too optimistically; being unable to deal with distractions; deadline pressure; and procrastination.

I learned it was also necessary to plan my daily workload in a completely different way to working at the bench.