caseload
/ˈkeɪsˌloʊd/
noun
- The number of cases (such as clients, patients, or legal matters) that a professional is responsible for at one time.
- Doctors in the clinic try to keep their caseload manageable to provide quality care.
- The lawyer's caseload included several complex criminal cases this month.
- The social worker's heavy caseload made it hard to give each client enough attention.