Sentence examples similar to tackling the workload from inspiring English sources

Simon Coyle, co-founder of the Brilliant Club, which devised the scheme, believes a similar approach adopted elsewhere in the system could make teaching more attractive, thus helping to tackle the workload problem that has bedevilled the profession.

Other parts of the strategy will streamline the teacher recruitment process, but a key plank for retention is to tackle the workload burden that has been a consistent complaint among teachers.

However, Dr Chaand Nagpaul, chair of the British Medical Association's GPs' committee, says general practice does not need another reorganisation: "Instead, we should be focusing on tackling the serious workload and financial challenges facing GP practices, and supporting them … rather than wasting resources rearranging the NHS's already complicated bureaucracy".

Instead, having less time to tackle the same workload increased their stress.

Reported today by the Association for Computing Machinery ACMMatei ZahariaAssistantistant Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and member of the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab CSAILL) is the recipient of the 2014 ACM Doctoral Dissertation Award for his innovative solutions to tackling the surge in data processing workloads.

Tackling this workload would be a challenge under the best of circumstances, but Chairman Walter must try to reduce this rulemaking backlog with many of the agency's top staffers having headed for the exits in recent weeks and without the benefit of a Democratic majority to fall back on to break any stalemates.

Tackling the environmental crisis.

Tackling the practical issues.

Tackling the research blues.

We are supporting teachers to tackle the issue of unnecessary workload.

"Government must urgently tackle the causes of excessive workload, provide the funding needed for additional pupil places and restore teachers' pay to a level that will attract newcomers".