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For most of the game, my villagers' workload was astronomical, but it didn't seem to degrade their performance too much. I'm not sure why. Also, immigration didn't seem to be affected.
Build a lot of burial sites. You're going to need them!
I eventually got enough resources to buy sheep, and from there the revenue from selling wool funded everything else.
Build fortifications, and as soon as you get the warning that raiders may be coming, ring the alarm and call your people back. I had people collecting plants over the entire board. I lost a lot to cave lions, but I never had food problems and I had some production of beer & straw to supplement what I could buy from the traders.