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The Council now has a central staff of 179 professional and clerical employees.

The police needed to know how many domestic and clerical employees might be in the building along with the owner.

To do this he had four civilian clerical employees.

The Guild, the paper's largest union, represents news, advertising and clerical employees.

Other factory workers and clerical employees often are bused into the area from the Bronx.

Most of the cuts have already occurred, and they typically involved financial and clerical employees, company officials said.

Today, 12 people work for him: three part-time physicians, four full-time technicians and five clerical employees.

But the standing of 6,300 management and clerical employees who are not unionized is not clear.

The Union was very well received by clerical employees and its membership immediately was encouraging.

The other two unions, representing reporters, photographers and clerical employees, had already agreed to make similar cuts.

The story beneath told of a minor clerical employee who had taken and wantonly destroyed some books.

The bulk of clerical employees were apparently Greek freedmen.

The report estimates that four million to six million clerical employees are now being evaluated in the workplace by computers.

And the early tenants were typically shopkeepers, managers and clerical employees.

They include entry-level management trainees, clerical employees, uniformed workers, hospital personnel, teachers and the retired elderly.

Most members of the Civil Service union, which represents more than half of all state workers, are blue-collar or clerical employees.

The guild represents newsroom, advertising and clerical employees.

In fact, the utility did allow roughly 1,000 administrative and clerical employees - about half of the staff at its headquarters building - to leave early.

At the time she was a clerical employee of the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission.

The same union had unsuccessfully demanded recognition by Lane's as a bargaining unit for some if it's clerical employees on January 15, 1954.

Twelve of 14 union representatives at Bethlehem approved the deal; the two dissidents felt it did not go far enough to protect office and clerical employees.

Mr. Conroy said that despite the walkout, 59 percent of the clerical employees scheduled to work today reported to work.

In 1923 he was appointed a clerical employee of the League of Nations Secretariat.

Businessmen, professionals, clerical employees, mid-level bureaucrats and managers, army officers, and teachers comprise the middle levels of society.

According to Pentagon lore, the women who were clerical employees kept the war-machine going despite the ineptness of many of their superiors.