Are we now supposed to quintuple our workload by re-testing every gadget we're sent?
Sarkozy has said he will increase teachers' salaries by 25% – while also increasing their workload by 40%.
He was brought along slowly at first, but he had assumed a full workload by Week 8.
Its 3,000 staff members represent a growth of 20percentt in the last decade, a time when its workload, by most measures, has more than doubled.
Aug. 28 -- With most of the staff on vacation, USA Today tries to lighten the workload by renaming itself "North Dakota Today".
Tessa Jowell, a rare survivor, once revealed how she dealt with her workload by more or less going without sleep, one night a week.
Some airlines have sought to counter the problems that can result from low workload by requiring pilots to make some kind of input every 15 minutes; if not, their cockpit computers will buzz or beep.
But over the last few years, about a dozen companies have developed Web-based peer-review programs that aim to reduce turnaround time, postage bills and workload by automating and tracking the process.
But he responded on Tuesday to mounting criticism that GP services in England are underfunded, given their growing workload, by outlining plans that will give them a 4%-54%-5%ear increase in their budget every year until 2020-21.
As many as 80% of doctors feared that making medical records available to patients would increase their workload, by requiring them to spend more time explaining notes and clinical terms to patients.
This is the element in Wagner that made his music unlike that of any of his predecessors or contemporaries, who shunned repetition, though today the technique is used to reduce the overall workload by people such as Andrew Lloyd Webber.
