Sentences with phrase «full workload»
In this modern era, trips to conferences and company - sponsored mentorship programs are all but unheard of, and once again the words of that corporate trainer ring true: When even managers and supervisors are overworked, no one is going to add your development to their already full workload.
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Maybe the 60 % of Oakland's rotation that has never pitched 200 innings in a season will find out what it's like to carry a full workload in the big leagues, and maybe Oakland's runners will quit pulling up at each base as if it had a keg parked on it.
I think he needs to be in a rotation like ours, because he keeps getting injured whenever he has a full workload.
Denver Broncos running back C.J. Anderson is expected to be active and ready for a «full workload» in the team's Week 15 game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
New Jersey gave up forwards Adam Henrique and Joseph Blandisi for the top - four defenseman, and he was given a full workload against Colorado.
As per routine, Anderson will test the ankle in pregame warmups before this week's showdown with the Pittsburgh Steelers, but reports are that he'll play and have a «full workload.»
Running backs typically lose a step after turning 30, and it's tough to imagine that either of these players (let alone both of them) can stay healthy while handling a full workload.
I recently caught up with Recycle Studio owner Cate Brinch and how she is handling motherhood and a full workload with daughter, Brooklyn.
Thus, neither employee has a full workload.
(I'm always very careful to specify «paid workforce» because any mother knows that staying home to raise children and run a household is in and of itself a full workload.)
Duties: Testing, Respool, Barrel Pack, Reelex, Striping, Stripping, and other duties assigned to make up a full workload.
Many real estate professionals are also school parents, which means balancing a full workload of listings, showings, and closings with carpools, homework, and sports practices.