workload

noun

How much work someone is expected to do, usually within a set period.

Example sentences

“Her workload doubled after two colleagues left the team.”
“Teachers often have a heavy workload at the end of the semester.”

Measured as 'heavy' or 'light', and people 'manage', 'share', or 'reduce' it.

Related words

productivityThe quality of producing a lot or working efficiently.staffAll the people who work for a company or organization.negotiateTo discuss something with others in order to reach a deal or agreement.departmentOne of the sections into which a company, government, or other organization is divided.budgetThe sum of money or resources set aside for a specific purpose, organization, or period.overtimeTime spent working beyond one's normal scheduled hours.