0 the people within a company who are in charge of departments or groups, but who are below those in charge of the whole company:
He cut hundreds of jobs in middle management.
1 the people within a company who are in charge of departments or groups but who are below those who are in control of the company as a whole
2 the group of people who are in charge of people or departments in a company, but are not in charge of the whole company and do not take important decisions about the company's future:
The job cuts are concentrated on senior and middle management.
Our cases found that the skills and attitudes of senior and middle management for learning-and-changeoriented impact assessment are highly variable.
These types of organizational cultures also lead to tremendous risk-aversion on the par t of subordinates, especially at the level of middle management.
More recently, the performance contract has been formally applied to middle management throughout the system.
The middle-class male was now defined by a middle management level of white-collar success and a married life in suburbia where the evidence of his success could be displayed.
A substantial number of new middle management posts was created, going well beyond the original proposals.
Eight of these are in grades 3 to 7, 552 are in middle management grades and 2,620 are in clerical or other grades.
Stakeholder schemes will become irresistible for new businesses, especially for covering middle management.
For some time he made it clear what he would do to middle management.
