Workers act on their own and to make decisions about the processes they're involved with are considered to be
A) empowered employees.
B) policy-capable subordinates.
C) work-team ready.
D) nascent managers.

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Empowered employees are given the authority to make decisions and take actions within their work processes without needing to constantly consult with a manager or supervisor. This leads to a greater sense of ownership over their work and can improve productivity, creativity, and job satisfaction. Therefore, workers who can act on their own and make decisions about their processes are considered to be empowered employees. The other options do not accurately describe this concept.

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