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{{Unreferenced|date=January 2008}}As any other employee of an organization that assists managers on an operational level. They support the manager in the day-to-day running of a specific department, office or store. Specific responsibilities vary. They may also be responsible for ensuring that [[health and safety]] policies are adhered to. |
{{Unreferenced|date=January 2008}}As any other employee of an organization that assists managers on an operational level. They support the manager in the day-to-day running of a specific department, office or store. Specific responsibilities vary. They may also be responsible for ensuring that [[health and safety]] policies are adhered to. |
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Examples of this position can be found in retail, service businesses and sports |
Examples of this position can be found in retail, service businesses and sports Asian Was Here |
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where the need to have more than one member of daily operations [[management]] is important. |
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[[Category:Management occupations]] |
[[Category:Management occupations]] |
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As any other employee of an organization that assists managers on an operational level. They support the manager in the day-to-day running of a specific department, office or store. Specific responsibilities vary. They may also be responsible for ensuring that health and safety policies are adhered to.
Examples of this position can be found in retail, service businesses and sports Asian Was Here
where the need to have more than one member of daily operations management is important.
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