managerial authority

Strikes, in other words, represent a challenge to managerial authority.

The husband held managerial authority over the wife, but could not alienate his wife's assets.

The highest managerial authority under the Taean system is the party committee.

This led Kennedy to assert a more traditional managerial authority over the team, though he still retained the title of head coach.

Today, he proposed a similar-sounding board, but without the managerial authority of the one proposed in Congress.

Responsibility and accountability are coupled with managerial authority.

After the Cubs posted their first winning record in 17 years, Kennedy began to assert a more traditional managerial authority over the team.

At the same time, LMS delegates related managerial authority and responsibility for staff.

There is an hierarchical structure, but managerial authority is respected as a benign guardian of company interests.

Managerial authority, and indeed the whole edifice of organisational power, represent the rights of ownership delegated to management.

Managerial authority thus consists of:

The raising of morale has been imposed by management in pursuance of surplus value and the maintenance of managerial authority.

Zuboff also detected a new basis for managerial authority, based on knowledge (also predicted by Drucker) which she called "participative management".

The two apparently opposing concepts of tight systems on the one hand, and considerable managerial authority and responsibility on the other are by no means incompatible.

Some within the theater resent his dictatorial style, apparently, but he has already beaten back an attempt by theater employees to wrest away significant managerial authority.

Contrary to Mr. Galbraith's observations, team sports, especially baseball, represent the most precious requirement of capitalism: the prerogative of managerial authority.

BP Amoco would also get managerial authority over Sidanko and its subsidiaries, essentially giving it control of the Chernogorneft field.

Many women work, but they are absent from virtually all high-level corporate jobs or positions of managerial authority in the bureaucracy, and few even make excuses for their absence.

(1962) Piecework Abandoned - The Effect of Wage Incentive Systems on Managerial Authority.

ISKCON is a multi-guru organization that places the ultimate managerial authority in its Governing Body, a group rather than a single person.

How durable, for example, will be the changes in industry, elimination of many restrictive work practices, productivity pains, decline of labour militancy, and reassertion of managerial authority?

Governing Body Commission (GBC) is the name for the managerial authority of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness.

Frustration for Chancellor Joseph A. Fernandez believes that the New York Board of Education is encroaching on his managerial authority with memos even detailing footbridges.

The following day, members of his staff, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, accused the board members of swamping Mr. Fernandez with requests for information that invaded his managerial authority.

The Concentration Camps Inspectorate (Inspektion der Konzentrationslager) was the central SS administrative and managerial authority for the concentration camps of the Third Reich.