Usage of "increase workload"

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Usage of increase workload in English

As staff left, other employees had taken on increased workloads, he said. 
 The Irish Times 

Proponents argued more judges were needed because of the court's increasing workload. 
 The Guardian 

They said increasing workloads were now common year round, not just in winter. 
 Radio NZ 

Clinicians found telemedicine efficient, with no associated increased workload, compared with face-to-face appointments. 
 Pubmed 

Not all news librarians have seen an increased workload with the Tasini ruling, however. 
 Wired 

Barriers included timing and an increased workload for social workers. 
 Pubmed 

HCWs perceived the introduction of ART as having increased workload. 
 Pubmed 

It is considered a maladaptive response that places an increased workload on the right ventricle. 
 Pubmed 

And what about the increased workload, that court staff have had to manage, she said. 
 Radio NZ 

In addition, low staffing levels were reported to increase workloads and lower motivation for health workers. 
 Pubmed 

The union for Child Youth and Family workers says increasing workloads are taking their toll on Social Workers. 
 Radio NZ 

Other workers shared reports of increased workloads, short staffing and a lack of sanitation protections or hazard compensation. 
 The Guardian 

She presented at our hospital with general malaise and chest discomfort after several days of significantly increased workload. 
 Pubmed 

Also, teachers would not be paid overtime for the increased workload resulting from split classrooms and absent colleagues. 
 The South African 

But is it a step too far when having OCD and increased workloads become a badge of honour? 
 The Guardian 

A rising number of Irish employees are taking on unpaid overtime in a bid to cope with increasing workloads. 
 The Irish Times 

Meanings of increase workload in English