The phrase "administrative clerk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who performs administrative tasks in an office or organization, typically involving clerical work.
Example: "The administrative clerk is responsible for managing correspondence and maintaining records for the department."
Alternatives: "office clerk" or "administrative assistant".
But Ferriero could type, and he became an administrative clerk.
"I'm disappointed," Sonia Hontoria, a 35-year-old administrative clerk told Reuters, adding that she would leave her vote blank.
Specialist Meghan A. Wood, an administrative clerk in the public affairs office of the 49th, joined the Guard in 1998 to earn tuition for the University of Texas.
"Our office was near the explosion," said the first employee, who would identify herself only as a 32-year-old administrative clerk.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] exchangeSIR – Ban Ki-moon may well be called an "administrative clerk" in his native South Korea ("Enter Mr Ban", October 7th).
Prosecutors said that when Mr. Siminovsky needed a case to come before Justice Garson, it was Mr. Sarnell who would go to an administrative clerk and tell her that Justice Garson wanted the case reassigned to him.
Sergeant Ritchie, as one of the chief administrative clerks in division headquarters, worked directly for Colonel Parson.
The French imported Vietnamese workers for its rubber plantations and drew on Saigon's educated elite as administrative clerks.
Now, while the board is cutting teaching positions that would help reduce class sizes, thousands of cafeteria aides and administrative clerks are protected in their jobs.
But the people familiar with the plan said it did not involve layoffs for District Council members, whose jobs at the board range from administrative clerks and data processors to cafeteria aides and school nurses.
Skadden did find some new savings: it now uses lower-quality copy paper and has cut out administrative clerks -- the college students it used to hire during the summer to fill in for vacationers.
