Sentence examples for rising workloads from inspiring English sources

"I'm actually stuffing envelopes," she said, because rising workloads and inadequate staffing has created a three-year backlog.

It says rising workloads since the Baby Peter case and funding cuts are putting unsustainable pressures on budgets.

One of my biggest frustrations as a GP doesn't relate to those issues that always grab the headlines such as falling funding levels or rising workloads.

GPs are not included in the survey but face rising workloads – and their support is needed to help balance the demand on other services.

If Democrats cannot push the so-called omnibus legislation through the House and the Senate, they would be forced to essentially continue spending for the government at current levels, requiring some agencies to cope with rising workloads with no increase in resources.

This means that SSA is forced to handle rising workloads with significantly fewer resources at a time when its services are needed most by the public.

"This comes at a time when GP practices are already under pressure from rising workload and declines in overall levels of funding.

This remit had previously been assigned to staff in the council's referral and assessment social care team but it had become apparent that they were failing to prioritise such cases against a rising workload of high level abuse cases.

The added wages and profits that flow from all this will last if the productivity improvement is permanent -- a result of more efficient equipment, for instance, rather than an operator straining to keep up with a rising workload in a booming economy.

But he added: "Many GP practices are struggling to cope with a combination of government targets, falling resources and rising workload".

Complaints about the rising workload and lack of funding for primary care in England have been made loud and clear for some time now.