The phrase "clerical sector" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the portion of the workforce or business industry that deals with administrative and office tasks, such as paperwork, data entry, and correspondence. Example: The clerical sector in our company has been struggling to keep up with the increasing workload due to the recent surge in sales.
The 24 working participants were employed in various sectors, including civil service, education, social welfare, commerce and finance, sales and retailing, information technology, and administrative and clerical sectors.
In the non-clerical sector most subjects had a job as health care workers (14/1,906; 7%), cleaner, housekeeper, or metal worker (all 6%).
Although change was critical, it was not until 2005 that "officially registered" Palestinian refugees born in Lebanon were allowed to work legally in basic clerical and administrative sectors only.
The overall goal has been to transform a welfare employment program run by the city's Human Resources Administration that emphasized placing the poor in manual-labor city jobs, like cleaning parks or city office buildings, into one that focuses on getting them private-sector jobs, like clerical, retail or custodial work.
The next-largest group held jobs in retail and catering (16.5%); other (11.6%); child care, health, and education (10.5%); education (9.2%); and clerical and secretarial (6.0%) sectors.
Vacancies for permanent roles were again strongest in IT and computing, while secretarial and clerical roles were the top sectors for temporary vacancies.
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.
"We have a lot of layoffs in the financial sector, white-collar and clerical support.
The "Holby City woman" is a female voter in her 30s or 40s, employed in a clinical or clerical position or some other public sector job.
The "Holby City woman" archetype is modelled on Faye, a female voter in her 30s or 40s, employed in a clinical or clerical position or some other public sector job.
An important source of local employment is the public sector, such as teaching, clerical or police work.
