reasonable workload
[/ˈriːzənəbl ˈwɜːrkloʊd/]
noun phrasepl: reasonable workloads
carga de trabalho razoável
1. An amount of work that is fair, manageable, and not excessive, allowing an employee to complete tasks within normal working hours without undue stress
The company prides itself on offering employees a reasonable workload to maintain work-life balance.
A empresa se orgulha de oferecer aos funcionários uma carga de trabalho razoável para manter o equilíbrio entre vida profissional e pessoal.
2. A volume of tasks that is proportionate to available time, resources, and the employee's capacity
After the restructuring, employees finally have a reasonable workload instead of being overworked.
Após a reestruturação, os funcionários finalmente têm uma carga de trabalho razoável em vez de estarem sobrecarregados.
In Brazil, the concept of 'carga de trabalho razoável' has gained importance in recent years as labor laws strengthen and companies compete for talent. The term reflects growing awareness of employee rights and mental health. In the US, 'reasonable workload' is a common phrase in HR discussions and employment negotiations, reflecting corporate culture discussions about work-life balance and employee retention. Both cultures increasingly recognize this as essential to workplace satisfaction and legal compliance.
NYC Slang
fair shake / fair deal (informal equivalent suggesting equitable treatment)
Related Idioms & Phrases
bite off more than you can chew (opposite: having a reasonable workload)
have a lot on one's plate (opposite concept)
keep a level playing field (related to fair distribution)
carry one's weight (related to appropriate responsibility)
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