Word: workloads
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Wise said earlier this week the officers have a "deep mistrust of the chief of police" since they believe he is trying to force men out of the department by in-creasing the workload and training requirements while decreasing the total number of patrolmen on the force...
Union representatives said that although they agree with Gorski's attempts to upgrade the skills and responsibilities of the force, they believe he is trying to "squeeze men out" by increasing the workload and training requirements...
...Committee recommended the consolidation of courts to correct "the gross imbalance in the distribution of workload" among the courts, Edmonds said...
...future royalty inequities, a five-member presidential commission will be created. Does all this resolution of old confusions refute Twain's cynicism? Well, perhaps not. James Fitzpatrick, a full-time copyright lawyer who represents the Recording Industry Association of America, among others, was recently asked whether his workload would now decline since the lobbying battle is over. He did not hesitate. "It's clear," he said ominously, "that I'll continue to be occupied...
...desire to restore the Faculty's old academic standards; but part of it, he says, was also a feeling that because good grades come so easily in most courses, students don't really think about the material. When he was here, he says, people took guts to lighten their workload, so they could get involved in extracurricular activities; but now, he thinks it's only in order to get a good grade without having to work...