Sentence examples for was workload from inspiring English sources
noun
The amount of work assigned to a particular worker, normally in a specified time period
In this regard, the most important factor identified by all data sources was workload.
The Scylla and Charybdis are workload and behaviour management.
"The big problem seems to be workload," Dr. Sorra said.
"The main work-related causes are workload, autonomy and social relations.
Talk to any teacher and they will tell you the chief frustration with their job is workload.
During a recession, there are workload reductions that could result in fewer work injuries.
Therefore, the evaluation criterion is: workload decrease of selected loop, minus workload increase of the second loop.
On the negative side, there are workload pressures, tension between teaching and research, and quite a noticeable gender imbalance.
A further variable, which might contribute to the job and patient satisfaction, is workload.
While you do have rights, few people like having to pick up someone else's workload.
Delivery exemption incentives were thought to be workload-related (84%).
