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

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Empowered employees have the authority and responsibility to make decisions and take actions related to their work processes without seeking approval from higher-level managers. They are trusted to use their own judgment and expertise to achieve organizational goals, which can lead to increased job satisfaction and better performance outcomes. The other choices do not accurately describe this concept.

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