The phrase "work manager" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who is responsible for managing the work of other people or a team. For example, "The work manager tasked the employees with creating a new product launch plan."
"We still have work," Manager Joe Torre said.
My social work manager in Leeds once told me: "If you don't like change, you're in the wrong job".
First, my declaration of interest - my wife is a social work manager - so I have been thoroughly inducted into the story.
Even when one very senior social work manager had "serious concerns" about what was happening, this had no effect on the "corporate position".
"We have some work to do in the off-season — take maybe an hour or two of rest, and then we'll get back to work," Manager Terry Francona said.
Several years ago, after being nominated for an award, I was warned by a non-social work manager to "be careful of raising your head above the parapet", so I backed out.
When they refused to go back to work, managers called the police, and officers escorted workers off the premises.
Social work managers had ignored requests to visit Ms Cruz, 37, shortly before her death, leaked council documents suggested.
The council, Mr Clark and two social work managers criticised in the internal review have refused to comment.
Social work managers ignored requests to visit a woman being abused by her partner days before he killed her in front of their toddler, according to leaked documents.
When health workers are present at their work, managers need to find appropriate HRM tools to motivate them to perform well, thus improving quality of care.
