Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
workload
noun
/ˈwɜːrkˌloʊd/

Definition
The amount of work or tasks that someone is responsible for completing within a certain timeframe.

Examples
- The project’s workload was overwhelming, leading the team to request additional resources.
- Balancing a heavy workload with personal life can be challenging.
- Many employees reported increased stress levels due to their increased workloads.

Meaning
Workload refers to the total quantity of tasks or responsibilities that a person or organization has to manage at any given moment.

Synonyms
- burden
- task load
- responsibility
- assignment