Employee Relations

verb to reduce someone to a lower rank or position

• The company decided to demote the manager due to poor performance.
• They're going to demote him to a lower position because he messed up.
• They're gonna knock him down a peg for screwing up.
• After making a mistake, she felt like life had demoted her to a lower level.

noun A person responsible for controlling or administering an organization or group of staff.

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• The manager of the company is responsible for overseeing all operations and making strategic decisions.
• My manager is really understanding and always willing to help out when needed.
• I can't believe my manager let me leave work early today, he's the best!
• The manager of the team is like the captain of a ship, guiding everyone towards success.

noun the act or process of managing or controlling something poorly or incompetently

• The company suffered financial losses due to mismanagement of funds.
• The project failed because of poor handling of resources.
• The business went downhill because of bad management.
• The team's mismanagement of time led to their defeat in the competition.

noun a compound noun formed by combining 'meddle' and 'management' to describe intrusive or interfering management style

• The board of directors is not happy with the meddle-management approach taken by the new CEO.
• I heard the employees are getting frustrated with all the meddle-management going on in the office.
• The team is really fed up with the boss's constant meddle-management.
• Sometimes it feels like the universe is practicing meddle-management in our lives.