The phrase "are management" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a group or entity that is functioning as management, but it typically requires additional context or a subject to be grammatically correct.
Example: "The team members are management, responsible for overseeing the project's progress."
Alternatives: "are the managers" or "constitute the management team".
Read some of the more well-known books ("The One Minute Manager" and "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People" are management staples).
Seven of the 12 members were or are management figures, owners and executives.
There are about 6,000 such professionals, although some are management employees and do not work regular shifts.
We spent more than two months asking for them: the department finally replied by claiming that the figures are "management information, not routinely published".
The main sponsors of full-time students are management consulting and to a lesser extent financial services and multinational industry companies.
According to its latest survey of American MBA students, five out of their top ten "ideal employers" are management consultancies (see table).
The bride and bridegroom are management consultants at McKinsey & Company; she is a senior associate in the New York office, where she specializes in health-care companies, and he is an associate principal in Stamford, Conn., specializing in telecommunications companies.
A cyclical shortage has been intensified by the unexpected rise in the UK birth rate, something we should put to one side here because there are management issues hampering staff at MK General.
A majority of the 200 applicants for the 2003-04 yeareare management-level workers, she said, including some in human resources management and finance.
Some caretaking positions are unpaid, glorified house-sitting jobs; others are management-style positions paying $10,000 a month.
The areas related to communication hardware-based technologies have been deliberately skipped, while concentrating on those solutions which are management-related and which are expected to be software-based.
