The phrase "a management post" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a job position or role that involves overseeing or directing a team or organization.
Example: "After years of hard work, she finally secured a management post at the company."
Alternatives: "a managerial position" or "a leadership role."
Graduates might want to move from engineering or health and safety to a management post.
Walters continued to work with Peel, although, in the mid-1980s, hadhad a brief flirtation with a management post.
He returned and was given a management post with the military – which lasted less than a week before Napoléon III was defeated.
MBA is no substitute for hard experience: What you need to do is make sure that you communicate effectively what your MBA and your experience has taught you and what you can bring to a management post.
People Emma Cookson was named chief executive at the New York office of Bartle Bogle Hegarty, succeeding Gwyn Jones, who takes a management post at the headquarters in London.
(Either path could eventually lead to a management post in academia, as department chair and then as dean or even chancellor).
"The danger for us is that we can train a young teacher for three or four years to be a good foundation teacher or lecturer, then along comes this scheme offering affordable housing if they move to a junior management post in a school.
His decision to leave the company marked the first time in the chain's 42-year history a Defforey has not held a top management post.
Ajay Banga, the head of Citigroup's Asia Pacific region, is leaving the troubled bank for a top management post at MasterCard.
Timothy Eustis, once a teacher in New York City, is a proud stay-at-home dad and occasional wine consultant, who moved to France with his wife, Sarah, when she was offered a senior management post at the French lingerie brand Etam.
