workload

Possessives

• teacher: Friend's point about teachers ' workload is important.
• GP: It has been recognized that a great deal of the GP's workload is concerned with stress management.

Converse of object

• prioritize: The therapy services all operate systems of referral criteria to prioritize workload.
• ever-increase: For the past two decades, Addenbrooke's has managed an ever-increasing workload without major new building.
• lighten: A number of sub-committees help to lighten the workload for the board.
• lessen: So volunteers can lessen the workload on teachers by teaching or playing with the students.
• reduce: Numerous methods for reducing the workload of data access have been devised.
• juggle: Confidence was the main obstacle - and juggling workload and family.

Adjective modifier

• excessive: We know from our teacher members that excessive workload is the major concern that they have.
• heavy: Dr. Z had employed the salaried GP to assist with her heavy workload.
• increased: Due to an increased workload, a new position has been created to join the existing small team in their Basingstoke offices.
• unmanageable: Setting up an online discussion only to see it unused by students or creating unmanageable workloads for you can however be very disillusioning.
• varied: I have a varied workload, so I'm not in the library all the time ( or indeed, ever!
• reduced: Participating GPs found the scheme substantially benefited patients and reduced GP workload.

Modifies a noun

• allocation: Workload Allocation The module also has the ability to monitor resources like development and support staff.
• implication: Will DSM make headteachers into accountants and what about workload implications?
• agreement: The principle behind the workload agreement proper PPA time for teachers etc is welcomed by FASNA.

Noun used with modifier

• prioritize: Will have the ability to work to targets and prioritize workloads... .
• GP: Bath and North East Somerset PCT set out to reduce GP workload and give more choice to the patient when ordering repeat prescriptions.
• teacher: In the light of the PwC findings, we will take more specific account of the impact of our policy proposals on teacher workload.