assign (verb, as-sign, \ əˈsaɪn \) employees (noun, em-ploy-ees, \ ˌemploɪˈiːz \)
Definition: is the manager’s right to give workers a specific job location, position or work schedule according to the firm’s needs. The company’s management also has the power to set the term of the assignments and describe the specifications and qualifications needed for a particular job before making a decision which individual suits that position the best. The right to assign employees also allows the upper management to increase the efficiency of the firm’s operations by filling in any structural gaps.
In a Sentence:
- To maximize the productivity of any given workplace, it’s essential to assign employees the duties they can do best.
- Our boss spent the last few days trying to figure out how to assign employees to specific tasks so that his newest project would be executed perfectly.
Synonyms and related words: project management, job requirements, job position, vacancy management, budget planning
