@Acer
Are you in Capitalism as the default context or the more Utopian side of spectrum? I think is the question :)
If Capitalism then probably not
- don't let the bastards fool you! :)
Their position is contractually clear although some may be more 'fair' than others! :D

Basically managers are not a peer because a peer (which has many meanings) in this context is:

a person who is of equal standing with another in a group

So answer is: no

@freeschool

In a real company, I need to write a peer to peer compliment publicly to a person I appreciate.

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@Acer Perhaps peer is not the right word (maybe I'd like to check with you).

Peer might not be used or suited for this context.

For example "co-worker" seems better for writing or categorising another person etc, not really peer (especially as a manager)

co-worker (just for another example) is
an associate that one works with.

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