The phrase "added duty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an additional responsibility or task that has been assigned or taken on.
Example: "With the recent changes in management, I have been given an added duty of overseeing the new project."
Alternatives: "additional responsibility" or "extra task".
The added duty for a smaller force put serious strains on the military's readiness for combat as well as its ability to retain people.
A sensitivity analysis that added duty hour reporting of exactly 30 hours (n = 198) to the noncompliant category demonstrated similar results (Data not shown).
When other candidates turned down the job after finding out they would have to lead cadets on mandatory early-morning runs, Assaiante got the position in 1977 — and the added duty of coaching the squash team.
The kamikaze mission is an added duty for the rocket.
Kramer told me many janitors and maintenance workers in buildings where Loveable Loos have been installed get the added duty of handling the poop without any help or rise in pay. .
It's not like we have someone to care for you at home, so you have to come work in the restaurant.' It was an added duty to my other responsibilities.
This has created added duties, which include forming part of an important axis in defence.
Key to the successful integration, analysts say, has been Mr. Iger's decision to give incoming talent added duties.
Harris Diamond, chief executive at Weber Shandwick, is assuming added duties overseeing other agencies as part of the reorganization.
He added duties as the Dean of the School of Allied Health and Life Science in 1995 for which he created degree programs in a variety of medical, allied fields.
"If your boss keeps piling on added duties, extra work, and especially more responsibilities without any increase in compensation or even a discussion about it, this may be a sign that you are underpaid," says Kerr.
