Sentence examples for workload issuing from inspiring English sources

This could include what the clinician may do (refer or not to the chiropractor) what the outcome of seeing a chiropractor might be (degree and duration of improvement, safety issues) and what effect seeing the chiropractor may have on the doctors workload (issuing of sick notes, medication).

— "training issues" and "workload issues".

Schools minister David Laws dismissed our questions, accusing us of being "obsessed" by the workload issue.

"There are some workload issues," said Bill Blackmer, a safety specialist at the National Air Traffic Controllers Association, the controllers' union.

Trust in teachers and workload issues have risen up the political agenda.

However, that is easier said than done and over the years I have found that some common workload issues arise.

"Long term, it might be applied elsewhere in the sector, possibly to address the workload issue," Mr Coyle said.

Nicky's attention to workload issues for teachers, taking the heat out of key debates and prioritising the growth of 'character' development are to her credit.

But if we want to keep our talent in the classroom, we need to nail the workload issue – before too many teachers think their calling is just not worth the candle.

The department is to carry out a large scale survey of workload issues this spring – and then at two-yearly intervals – to try to nip some of the problems in the bud, the spokesman added.

GREENVALE: TENTATIVE CONTRACT DEAL -- The administration and striking full-time faculty members at the C. W. Post campus of Long Island University agreed on a labor pact yesterday and the faculty returned to work, ending a nine-day battle over wages and workload issues, officials said.