And so off I go, into a new career where the workload is probably just as heavy, but where I hope I will not be bullied and will not have to bully anyone else into working.

BBC: Goodbye teaching

Meanwhile, the teams faced an even heavier workload because of new rules limiting how long the residents could work at a stretch.

NEWYORKER: The Checklist

Overcoming the initial apprehensions of teachers and communities forms another preliminary challenge, as they may have experience of unsuccessful past programmes and do not wish to be overloaded with new responsibilities and a greater workload.

UNESCO: Aprendizajes en Familia (Family Literacy Programme)

Toyota said it had already started recruiting new staff to help with its increased workload.

BBC: Toyota Flintshire factory to create 70 jobs

General secretary of the union Chris Keates said the new appraisal system adopted at the support centre created unnecessary workload and undermined teachers.

BBC: Stoke-on-Trent teachers strike over appraisals

The government is about to enter negotiations with the teachers' unions over workload - and one of the first challenges of the new education secretary will be to achieve a settlement with teachers who are demanding a 35-hour week.

BBC: Tony Blair, St Olave's

For some, it's a time of great sorrow, but for others it's a glorious time that usually means some new tech is on the way to combat the year's upcoming workload.

ENGADGET: blogger-avatar

New four-legged clients are adding to the brand board's workload.

ECONOMIST: Branding in the west

Spending by such groups has increased, and Shulman testified that the increased workload on IRS officials tasked with assessing tens of thousands of new requests for tax-exempt status contributed to the targeting problem.

CNN: IRS official in charge of targeting unit takes the 5th

It said it now had a stable workload and would be able to proceed with plans to invest in a new shipbuilding facility within the Portsmouth naval base.

BBC: BAE, Vosper win destroyer order