Sentence examples for reduction in workload from inspiring English sources

The PCS union, which represents job centre workers and other Department for Work and Pensions staff, blames delays on cuts which have seen 30,000 DWP jobs go in recent years with no reduction in workload.

Other workers did get more support from their managers: 42% of respondents said they were offered general emotional support, 15% time off and 12% saw a reduction in workload.

It is the end of a long tradition of supplying ships to the Navy for the south coast yard, and comes in anticipation of a "significant" reduction in workload when the current aircraft carrier programme towards the second half of next year.

Did the economic downturn reduce injury and fatality rates among both immigrants and natives as would be expected from an even reduction in workload across all sectors?

The reduction in cervical cancers wouldn't be seen until 2025 whereas in a year of the vaccine programme with Gardasil we would have started to see a reduction in genital warts and started saving millions of pounds not to mention reduction in workload and distressed patients.

Since the beginning teachers from 2008 were trained with the most recent syllabi, and coupled with the 20% reduction in workload for them, they will be able to spend more time on curriculum development, which means Science classes in those schools will successfully adopt the new syllabi and enhance students' inquiry-based science learning.

LBP prevention strategies, such as the implementation of a break from work and reductions in workload, may be helpful.

Along with a reduction in their workload, the commission's investigators won broader powers in pursuing companies suspected of wrongdoing.

The fraught relationship between Ofsted and teachers will remain and there will be no reduction in teacher workload.

The automated assay enabled the rapid quantification of antigen adsorption with a significant reduction in operator workload and reagent use.

Meanwhile, we have received a steady stream of complaints and concerns about reduced staff levels, increased stress and lack of cover as members found the cuts in staff numbers following redundancies were not accompanied by a significant reduction in departmental workload.