clerical worker

There are usually about 40 clerical workers in the office.

Still, three clerical workers, or about 4 percent of the staff, failed the test.

She began as a clerical worker and, over 23 years, rose to management.

Residents are usually bankers, business people, teachers and clerical workers.

Local 851 is the bargaining unit for 1,300 clerical workers at the same companies.

In its branches, many of the layoffs will hit clerical workers.

Her daughter is a clerical worker for a maintenance company.

So that a whole group found themselves not starting out as clerical workers."

The layoffs range from a senior vice president to clerical workers.

The district has also dismissed more than 120 administrative and clerical workers.

The union represents a majority of state administrative and clerical workers.

They also held examinations for the clerical workers to upgrade their working level.

The job of each clerical worker therefore has unique elements.

Companies like his also take the paperwork load off of doctors' clerical workers, he said.

He met his wife when she was a clerical worker at the bureau's headquarters in Washington.

The Guild represents the paper's news, advertising and clerical workers.

Nevertheless, he does not believe that clerical workers have an identical status to the working class.

For clerical workers, secretaries and others the impact was devastating.

Clerical workers and mechanics who have the necessary certification are also driving.

Many of them are clerical workers who have to speak on the telephone to agents and customers.

We ran a newspaper ad for clerical workers and got 300 applications in a few days.

Between 1966 and 1969, she was a clerical worker.

Until the last quarter of the 19th century, nearly all clerical workers were men.

We also hired almost 300 paid student clerical workers, giving those students valuable exposure to our programs.

Interestingly, however, clerical workers show least sociability in this respect.