How do you state that while one worker will be on holiday, the other worker will be in charge of the job?

Question

to all native american speakers- your help needed. thanks

Answer 1

While one employee is on vacation, a co-worker will cover for them.

Answer 2

An organization whether it is industrial or commercial is a living organism. People make the lifeless thing into a living one. All the workers and management are jointly responsible for the existence and development of an organization. Each and every member of the organization is also liable for its failure. As you say, some work hard and some others enjoy holiday may be true. But not always and not in each case. Friend, why do you bother about others. Duty is divine. Perform it well.

Answer 3

Worker B is to cover the project for Worker A when he's not around.

Answer 4

A policy should be in place stating who is in charge when the supervisor if unable to work

Answer 5

X is the name of your colleague. 123 is the expected date of return. Y is X's project/task. Z is the other worker.

For your information,

X will be out of the office until 123. Please direct all inquiries regarding Y to Z.

Thank you,
Your name
Telephone number and extension
Title
Company Name

Answer 6

if the person going on holiday is the manager, then the preson filling in could be called "the acting manager"

Answer 7

Jane Doe will be taking over my duties in my absence.

Answer 8

"on holiday" is a British way of speaking.
Americans would say:
"While one employee is on vacation, a cowoker will cover for them."

Answer 9

Your in charge.

Answer 10

My husband's manager has not yet been replaced, so until he is replaced, my husband is 'acting' manager