Overworking

Like many retailers, it has reduced hours in order to keep costs low and to prevent overworking staff.

Are they overworking - feelings of energy depletion or exhaustion (part of the WHO burnout definition)?

Critics remain sceptical as to whether the new legal cap will manage to genuinely transform the deeply rooted culture of overworking in Japanese companies.

Members of SQE agreed that pressuring and overworking students is normalized in the current education system.

Overworking might risk it!

Overworking soils with a high percent of silt leads to crusting and compaction, decreasing drainage and water infiltration.

Despite the youth's growing knowledge of physics, his father was concerned that he would not be able to provide for himself financially as an adult and brought him back home at the age of 19 after learning that he was overworking himself and going hungry.

In an industry where a natural monopoly does not exist, the vast majority of industries, the marginal cost decreases with economies of scale, then increases as the company has growing pains (overworking its employees, bureaucracy, inefficiencies, etc.).

Overworking elongates the gluten strands, creating a product that is tough, rather than light and crumbly or flaky.

Overworking the dough is also a hazard.