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case·load  (ksld)
n.
The number of cases handled in a given period, as by an attorney or by a clinic or social services agency.
caseload
Noun
the number of cases that someone like a doctor or social worker deals with at any one time


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However, she said her department needs more money in order to reduce caseloads from an average of 211 to the standard 150 per analyst.
FIRM HIRED BY CITY TO EXPEDITE CLAIMS TOO SLOW, AUDIT SAYS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
With the enactment of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, AFDC was replaced with the new Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (or TANF) program, and significant reductions in welfare caseloads around the country were recorded.
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Forty-eight counselors carrying predominantly psychiatric caseloads from a state VR agency in the midwest were recruited for this study.
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