filing clerk
noun[C]
WORKPLACEUKukus(USfile clerk)apersonin anofficewhosejobis tofiledocuments, etc.:
He got ajobas afilingclerkin anofficebuilding.
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She came with a brand-new commendation for single-handedly arresting an armed robber, and her colleagues knew that she was more than afilingclerk.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.His first assignment was as afilingclerk, despite having two university degrees and several other financial and accounting diplomas and certificates.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.We know how a new office can be created, and then a new secretary, a new typist and a newfilingclerkare wanted.
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They are not in schools to act as filing clerks.
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They will affect not just typists and filing clerks but designers, draughtsmen and technicians.
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Are they just chief filing clerks, senior filing clerks and filing clerks, because, if they are, why are they not so called?
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We all know that teachers can be expensive filing clerks and that they have totally inadequate support for the kind of work that goes on in any large organisation.
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The mandatory minimum sentence is a filing clerk's notion of justice: you put it under a particular heading and then you know what sentence to give it.
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