Sentence examples for unsustainable workload from inspiring English sources

We know that fear of inspection leads to an unsustainable workload for teachers and school leaders.

In fact, marking was identified as the single biggest contributor to teachers' unsustainable workload in the 2014 Workload Challenge (pdf).

I know GPs are feeling similar, if not greater strains, and are urging the wielders of power to acknowledge an unsustainable workload.

And sure enough, an educator whom Brill has held up the entire book as a model of reform unexpectedly quits, citing burnout and an unsustainable workload at her Harlem charter.

The major package of measures will be unveiled on Thursday by NHS boss Simon Stevens in order to stop GP services crumbling under what family doctors claim are unsustainable workloads and an unprecedented recruitment crisis.

Hundreds voted in favour of canvassing GPs on their willingness to sign undated resignations and take industrial action in response to what they say is an inadequate rescue package from NHS England to stop services crumbling under unsustainable workloads and a severe recruitment crisis.

Issues for midwives include high and unsustainable workloads, personal costs (impinging on family life) [ 22, 23]; and burnout and stress [ 24].

According to Chomsky, while the wealth has been increasingly focused in the socio-economic elite who control the financial sector, the rest of the population have suffered higher workloads, unsustainable debt, a weakening benefits system and stagnating incomes and real wages, causing them to be "angry, frustrated, [and] bitter".

The challenge of retaining health workers is greatest in rural and remote areas, because health practitioners in these areas often face higher workloads, unsustainable work environments, and poor infrastructure, causing them to leave the workplace in search of more satisfactory working and living conditions in urban areas or abroad [ 8].

For years teachers have warned that their workloads are unsustainable.

The BMA survey found three quarters thought their workloads were "unsustainable".