listed responsibilities

[ˈlɪstɪd rɪˈspɑnsəbɪlɪtiz]
noun phrasepl: N/A (already plural)
responsabilidades listadas
1. duties or tasks that have been formally documented, enumerated, or specified in writing, typically in a job description, contract, or official document
The listed responsibilities for this position include managing the team and preparing monthly reports.
As responsabilidades listadas para este cargo incluem gerenciar a equipe e preparar relatórios mensais.
2. explicitly stated obligations that someone is accountable for in a professional or organizational context
She reviewed all the listed responsibilities before accepting the job offer.
Ela revisou todas as responsabilidades listadas antes de aceitar a oferta de emprego.
This phrase is commonly used in both American and Brazilian business contexts when discussing employment terms, job postings, and professional expectations. In Brazil, it appears frequently in formal HR documents and job descriptions (descrições de cargo). The phrase emphasizes clarity and accountability in workplace relationships, reflecting a more formal and documented approach to professional obligations.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
enumerated responsibilitiesspecified dutiesdocumented tasksoutlined obligationsformal duties
Antonyms / Antônimos
unlisted responsibilitiesimplied dutiesunspecified tasksinformal obligations

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
responsabilidades listadas
Standard usage in professional and corporate contexts
Rio de Janeiro
responsabilidades elencadas
Alternative formal usage, more common in legal documents
São Paulo
responsabilidades descritas
Commonly used in corporate and business environments
Portugal
responsabilidades enumeradas
Preferred formal variant in European Portuguese

Related Words

job descriptiondutiesobligationsaccountabilityscope of workrole requirements

Related Idioms & Phrases

go above and beyond listed responsibilities
fall within one's listed responsibilities
stick to listed responsibilities
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