A principle that states that a subordinate has only one supervisor to whom he or she is directly responsible is called:
A)functional authority.
B)span of control.
C)division of work.
D)work simplification.
E)unity of command.

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Unity of command states that a subordinate should have only one supervisor to whom they are directly responsible. This helps to avoid confusion and conflicting demands from multiple supervisors.

A Principle That States That a Subordinate Has Only One