nonmanagement
- noun
- /ˌnɒnˈmænɪdʒmənt/
- Opportunities for advancement are available to nonmanagement staff who show leadership potential.
Examples
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Many nonmanagement employees feel undervalued.
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The new policy will affect both nonmanagement and management employees equally.
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The survey collected feedback from nonmanagement workers about workplace conditions.
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The nonmanagement staff organized a team-building event.
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The company held a training session for all employees in nonmanagement roles to enhance their skills.
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Many workers in nonmanagement positions feel their contributions are often overlooked in decision-making.
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In the meeting, she emphasized the importance of feedback from the nonmanagement team to improve overall performance.
Synonyms
Not having management responsibilities in a company's daily operations
Antonyms
How Managerial
Surface Forms
Morphology
nonmanagement = management (transparent) = non + management
This sense denotes the group of employees who are 'not management', a direct and typical use of 'non-' with a role noun.
Etymology
Nonmanagement breaks into the prefix non- 'not' and management, from manage 'to handle or direct'. As a noun, nonmanagement often means the group of employees who are 'not managers', the staff who do the day-to-day work.