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Date Posted: 23:21:15 07/18/12 Wed
Author: Thursday19/7/2012 Strike announcedSeptember seek 30% payrise (September strike)
Subject: Noted Alices bother Riley is a school teacher week 29
In reply to: downsizeverb==Alice Lowdown Tuesday 15/5/2012 's message, "to make a company or organization smaller by reducing the number of workers" on 21:51:34 07/18/12 Wed

>Relating to management and running a business
>adminnoun
>
>the administration of a company, organization etc
>
>adminadjective
>
>administrative
>
>administerverb
>
>to be responsible for managing a company,
>organization, or institution
>
>administrationnoun
>
>the activities involved in managing a business,
>organization, or institution
>
>administrationnoun
>
>the process of being responsible for managing a
>business, organization, or institution
>
>administrativeadjective
>
>relating to the management of a company, organization,
>or institution
>
>adventurismnoun
>
>a way of managing a business, government, or the armed
>forces that is considered dangerous and might have
>negative results
>
>chairmanshipnoun
>
>the position of being a chairman, or the time during
>which someone is a chairman
>
>crisis managementnoun
>
>a method of working in which a manager only makes
>decisions when there is a crisis
>
>critical-path methodnoun
>
>a method used in project management that shows which
>activities must be carried out so that the project can
>be completed in the shortest time and at the lowest
>cost
>
>CSRnoun
>
>corporate social responsibility: the belief that a
>company should consider the social and environmental
>effects of its activities on its employees and the
>community around it
>
>delayeringnoun
>
>a reduction in the number of levels of management
>within an organization
>
>directionnoun
>
>leadership or management
>
>directorshipnoun
>
>the job of being a director of a company
>
>directorshipnoun
>
>the period of time during which someone is a director
>
>downsizeverb
>
>to make a company or organization smaller by reducing
>the number of workers
>
>executiveadjective
>
>intended for the most senior people in an organization
>
>headshipnoun
>
>the position of being in charge of an organization,
>especially a school or college
>
>knowledge managementnoun
>
>a policy within an organization of keeping information
>about everyone’s knowledge and training
>
>leadnoun
>
>the management or leadership of an organization or
>company
>
>line managementnoun
>
>a management system in which instructions are passed
>from a manager or worker to the person at the next
>higher or lower level
>
>line managementnoun
>
>the managers in a company who are responsible for
>producing and selling the company’s products
>
>maladministrationnoun
>
>bad or dishonest management
>
>manageverb
>
>to organize and control the work of a company,
>organization, or group of people
>
>managementnoun
>
>the control and operation of a business or organization
>
>managementnoun
>
>the process of controlling or managing something
>
>management consultantnoun
>
>someone whose job is to advise managers on how to
>control and operate their companies more effectively
>
>managerialadjective
>
>relating to the job of a manager, especially in a
>company
>
>micromanageverb
>
>to control every part of a business or system in a way
>that is not necessary or useful
>
>mismanageverb
>
>to manage something badly
>
>mismanagementnoun
>
>the process of managing something badly
>
>poison pillnoun
>
>an action taken by a company in order to make someone
>less likely to want to start a takeover bid for it
>
>project managementnoun
>
>the planning and organization of the work that a
>project involves, including deciding how much money
>and time and how many people are needed
>
>restraint of tradenoun
>
>the act of preventing free competition in business, in
>a way that is unfair
>
>rightsizeverb
>
>if a company rightsizes, it gets rid of some workers
>in order to save money or become more effective. This
>word is often used to avoid saying that people will
>lose their jobs.
>
>risk assessmentnoun
>
>the process of calculating how much risk is involved
>in a particular action
>
>risk managementnoun
>
>a method of controlling losses or damage to a business
>
>runningnoun
>
>the management or organization of a business, home, or
>service
>
>shake up
>to make changes in the way that a company is organized
>so that it is more effective or successful
>
>strategic planningnoun
>
>the process of planning the activities of a business
>so that it competes well with other businesses and
>makes a profit
>
>suggestion schemenoun
>
>a system in which people who work for an organization
>suggest ways in which it could be improved, and are
>given rewards for useful suggestions
>
>SWOT analysisnoun
>
>an examination of an organization’s strengths,
>weaknesses, opportunities, and threats, used as a way
>of measuring how successful it can be and as a way of
>planning for the future
>
>total quality managementnoun
>
>a style of management based on the belief that
>everyone in an organization is responsible for the
>quality of the goods or services sold to the customer
>
>TQMabbreviation
>
>total quality management
>
>value chainnoun
>
>the series of activities that a company carries out as
>it designs, makes, sells, and delivers a product or
>service, with each activity adding value
>
>worker participationnoun
>
>the idea of involving ordinary employees in making
>decisions at all levels in a business
>
>administrativelyadverb

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