上司と部下の板挟みになる中間管理職の英語

a person who occupies an intermediate position in management

the subordinate of a superior

The boss allotted tasks to his men.

Relations with subordinates are more troublesome than relations with superiors.

an assistant who handles correspondence and clerical work for a boss or an organization

get next to the boss

I will urge my men to despatch business.

a person's most reliable subordinate

I had a huge blowup with my boss.

in Japan, the role of being a lower grade clerk of a noble family

the position of taking the leading role in business transactions

an occupational role consisting of aiding the president of a company, called managing director

The new employees will work together one-to-one with the top supervisors.

The boss'll have my head.

a complaining boss

a document asking for the opinions of a person's superiors

My boss insinuated he wanted me to quit the job.

a driving manager

I bow to the boss in greeting, and he returns my bow with a nod.

an occupation to recruit talented and experienced mid-career persons to change companies, called headhunter

as per instructions of my boss

This employee is currying favor with his superordinates

I can't afford to neglect my boss' instructions.

talk to a boss

unwelcome sexual behavior by a supervisor toward an employee

My supervisor changes direction depending on his own circumstances, so he is not trusted by his subordinates.

Mind your tongue when you talk to your boss.

a caretaker of a house or an office called a housekeeper

My supervisor changes the topic depending on his own circumstances, so he is not trusted by his subordinates.

in Japan, a person who is a lower grade clerk of a noble family