filing clerk
file clerk

I got involved with one of the filing clerks in the office.

One of his filing clerks brought it to Fox's attention.

I'm supposed to be a consultant, not a filing clerk.

She waits on tables every weekend and works as a filing clerk for a foster care agency during the week.

But in X-2 they were secretaries, filing clerks or translators."

Think of the hopper as a ubiquitous filing clerk.

This would ignore the executives, secretaries, filing clerks, supervisors, and others.

He then started work as a filing clerk for a company called Atlas Lamps.

When Alan buzzed for his filing clerk his secretary came in.

"This one went to a police filing clerk.

Everything else is as routine as the work of milkmen and filing clerks.

One of the office staff decided to intervene when an argument between a couple of the filing clerks became too intense.

That's all very well, you may say, but not if you've got a boss like mine, or your office has a filing clerk like ours.

She then tried a government training course in shorthand and typing but, lacking confidence, ended up as a filing clerk.

He completed two weeks' work experience as a filing clerk at the offices of The Spectator magazine.

He then began a relationship with Ethel Gee, a filing clerk who also worked at the base.

Lillian worked as an assistant manager in the personnel department of a law firm; Julia was a filing clerk at an accounting company.

The union represents 1,500 filing clerks, receptionists and secretaries who have been working without a contract since October 1987.

The artsman is an antique fossil and at best will make a fine filing clerk.

She was a filing clerk who handled documents Houghton himself did not have access to.

Bit better than saying filing clerk.

But in 1935, after West had made several hit movies, a filing clerk discovered West's marriage certificate and alerted the press.

There have been fund-raising events, back-to-school meetings and enough notes sent home to make me wish I could employ a filing clerk.

Gelernter believed that computers can free users from being filing clerks by organizing their data.

Lawmakers say that by eliminating paperwork, the Pentagon should save money by hiring fewer filing clerks.