The phrase "manager office" is not grammatically correct.
The correct phrase would be "manager's office." You can use this phrase when referring to someone's workplace. For example: "John went to his manager's office to discuss his yearly review."
Office manager, Office of the Parliamentary Security director, House of Commons.
According to our building manager, office thermostats are set between 72 and 76 degrees during the summer.
A few years ago, he aced his admission test at a luxury rental building at 222 East 34th Street: a half-hour interview with the building's manager, office assistant and lawyer.
Ambrose spent most of his career in Lansing before starting work in Flint's emergency manager office, made up of state employees who are not subject to elections or constituent concerns like a city council member.
The department is organized into five areas, the chair and senior manager offices, business center, undergraduate office, graduate office, and teaching and technical support staff.
Personal secretary to Katie Hopkins Executive assistants, lifestyle managers, office coordinators and diary technicians need not apply.
If you're wondering if heavy objects being propelled across a small managers office is dangerous, well, yes it is.
An hour late some from the district managers office called up and said he'd like to talk the matter over.
In the 1990s Chevron had a desk in the city managers office.
"We were like drunk and shit, and I go to sleep in my managers office, and I wake up, and I ain't got no tooth," he chuckles.
The participants were split into two broad occupational categories: white-collar (managers, office personnel, foremen and technical staff) and blue-collar (industrial workers, maintenance staff) workers.
