The phrase "assist manager" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who helps or supports a manager in their duties or responsibilities.
Example: "In my previous job, I was hired to assist the manager with daily operations and team coordination."
Alternatives: "support manager" or "help manager".
Gary Waddock says he has arrived at Portsmouth to assist manager Andy Awford - not replace him.
Gordon Cowans and Shay Given have been temporarily promoted to assist manager Paul Lambert, the club said.
"Coach Gary Holt will continue to assist manager Neil Adams and there will be no further comment from the club at this time".
And he has looked to the man who played for the Ibrox club from 1977-1980 to assist manager Ally McCoist in his debut season.
Veteran keeper David Lucas was brought in to assist manager Graham Alexander in January, as well as cover for Davies - a move that the ex-Morecambe man feels he is continually benefitting from.
While FSG do not intend to radically alter the structure of the club, they are keen to bring in a respected name who can operate in a role that will both assist manager Kenny Dalglish, while overseeing the recruitment and scouting of players.
The lessons learned from this analysis can assist managers and researchers in designing and managing restoration processes for future disasters.
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Since the work is computer-assisted, it showed how the FGP DE approach may be harnessed to assist managers to proffer solutions to the continuous challenge being faced at work.
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This paper describes a modelling process developed to assist managers facing such situations.
