Such words might equally be applied to Carpenter, whose playing is unusually athletic (when off duty, he figure-skates), whose non-clerical performance wardrobe includes a clingy white T-shirt decked with Swarovski crystals, and who has an alternative identity as a gold-skinned, dance-mad club kid.
Pharmacy assistants mainly perform clerical tasks.
Furthermore, studies have also reported that multitasking and interruption of clinicians by clerical and administrative tasks led to reduced performance and increased error rates (Bailey and Konstan 2006; Laxmisan et al. 2007; Westbrook et al. 2010).
As such, their lack of formal clerical training may have under-valued the performance of the paper instrument by generating an unusually high transcriptional error rate.
Mr. Marchionne's price, though, assumes the deal contained a clerical error pegging any acquisitions from the trust to Chrysler's performance.
In the final scene, when the jailer, the dynamic tenor Chris Merritt in a coolly menacing performance, morphs into the Grand Inquisitor, he removes his clerical robe and is revealed as a priest-doctor in a white lab coat, syringe in hand.
Technical, clerical and manual employees are less often included, even though (ironically) their performance can be more easily measured.
In both sectors and across clerical and engineering work contexts, the data show the use of EPM by managers to guide punitive performance management for sickness absence and perceived reduced capability.
It is clear that mendicants and physicians, many of the latter being in clerical orders, had no inhibitions in prescribing childbirth rituals and may have been actively involved in the performance of such rituals.
Computers displaced clerical workers.
