Duty Manager definition

Duty Manager means such person who from time to time is appointed by EVR to be in charge of the Venue (including any person temporarily in charge).
Duty Manager means the Operator’s representative on duty at the Venue during the Hire Period.
Duty Manager means a Duty Manager who provides in person supervision of routine store operations for a particular period of time when the Store Manager or other management are not physically present at the store. A Duty Manager reports to the Store Manager. A Duty Manager is not responsible for duties of the Store Manager such as: the setting of rosters for the Store (though they may be required to arrange replacements for absent Team Members from time to time); planning, ongoing career development, budgets or achievement of financial outcomes for the Store.

Examples of Duty Manager in a sentence

  • The Winter Manager and Duty Manager will be kept informed of all additional resources mobilised by local management.

  • If you have any friends who wish to visit you while you are staying with us, please see the Duty Manager and advise them of who your visitors are, just so they know who is on the park.

  • The Club shall ensure a Duty Manager is on the licensed premises for the purposes of observing liquor licensing requirements and regulations, as required under the Liquor Act.

  • The Winter Manager on duty is responsible for consulting with the Duty Manager and approving the draft winter plan of action together with any subsequent updates to that plan produced by the on-call Duty Manager.

  • The Duty Manager will consult fully with the Police when it becomes necessary to arrange road closures and when there is a need to move abandoned vehicles.


More Definitions of Duty Manager

Duty Manager means the person employed by the CBA to manage a competition match night at a CBA competition venue.
Duty Manager means the employee of TA designated to manage/supervise the Event
Duty Manager means the person appointed by the Town as a ‘Duty Manager’ for the Site. Emergency Evacuation Procedures means the Town’s emergency evacuation procedures set out in Schedule 2. Event means the event specified in the Application for Hire.
Duty Manager means the person responsible for the coordination and management of services after-hours within MercyAscot.
Duty Manager means an OMT manager in OMT’s Global Services organization responsible for coordinating support to address issues raised by ISE in calls to the Help Desk.
Duty Manager means the Operator’s representative on duty at the