The fact that managers work for the bourgeoisie and therefore are essentially proletariat yet have authority over the proletariat is an example of

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The situation described in the question is an example of a contradictory class location, where someone may have a position or job that places them in a certain class (in this case, the bourgeoisie) but their relationship to the means of production and their dependence on wage labor place them in another class (in this case, the proletariat). This creates a contradiction in their class identity and can cause tension and conflict.

The Fact That Managers Work for the Bourgeoisie and Therefore