The phrase "a layer of management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific level or tier within an organizational structure that oversees employees or operations.
Example: "The company has implemented a new strategy to reduce a layer of management, aiming to improve communication and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a tier of management" or "a level of management".
As part of the restructure, a layer of management dealing with creative requests would be cut, he said.
William Carpenter, chairman and chief executive, said the earnings shortfall drove him to "remove a layer of management".
A big conglomerate is like a big house, Mr. Welch counseled, each floor a layer of management, each wall separating one division from another.
In practice, tactical victories like cutting out a layer of management, trimming head office staff, or simplifying a cumbersome process are usually small and quickly reversed.
Still, one of the company's responses to the Arthur Kill spill and a chemical plant explosion in Louisiana on Dec. 24 was to add a layer of management.
In every case, Quan says, the systems will come with a layer of management software designed to easily handle tasks such as security, updates, and assigning resources.
Real has appointed Jorge Valdano, a former player and manager, as "sport director"—a new layer of management between board and team coach.
Unhelpfully, he removed a layer of NHS management that specifically managed these local turf wars.
"Interestingly, Anglo American has adopted a more decentralized management structure more similar to Xstrata, and removed a layer of global management," Tony Robson, a metals and mining sector analyst at BMO Capital Markets in Toronto, wrote in a note.
Mr. Reilly also said that the company would cut a layer of Opel management and move its European headquarters to Rüsselsheim from Zurich.
Mr. Reilly also said that the company would cut a layer of Opel management and move its European headquarters to R lsheim from Zurich.
