increase the workload

Frequency: 8.022.1 per million words

To make the amount of work larger.

workloadVERB + WORKLOAD

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increase

Examples (10)

  • The company decided to increase the workload on its employees to meet new targets.
  • A sudden influx of new orders will inevitably increase the workload for the production team.
  • The manager had to increase the workload for everyone after two colleagues left.
  • Introducing new software is designed to streamline processes, not increase the workload.
  • We need to find a way to manage resources better before we increase the workload significantly.
  • The government's new policy is expected to increase the workload for public sector workers.
  • She felt overwhelmed as her boss continued to increase her workload without providing extra support.
  • By delegating tasks, you can avoid having to increase your own workload excessively.
  • The project's ambitious timeline meant they had to increase the workload on every team member.
  • Has the new system actually helped, or has it just served to increase the workload?