Sentence examples for efficient clerks from inspiring English sources
We don't need efficient clerks to fuel an administrative machine that is no longer needed.
Pruning relatively less-efficient employees like clerks and travel agents, whose work can be done more cheaply by computers or workers abroad, makes American businesses more efficient.
OK, so maybe that's not true of Frederick Winslow Taylor, who spent the late 19th century trying to make typists and clerks as efficient as the Industrial Revolution's machines.
He designs and builds scanners that make postal workers or store clerks more efficient by helping them track packages or inventories.
Still, efficient methods of communication between the clerks, the public and the business were to be developed.
Court clerks should be rewarded when they are cheerful and efficient.
Managers wanted the flexibility to deploy their workers in the most efficient manner, even if it wrecked havoc with the work schedules of hard pressed clerks and stockers.
The exchange has also vowed to make its operations more efficient, by moving orders into the pits via computers, rather than by using legions of clerks and "runners" who have long crowded the exchange floor.
He rarely speaks during court hearings and his former clerks and supporters have said that he believes oral arguments are not an efficient way for him to evaluate the cases.
Store clerks can use the FBI's online E-Check System, which federal officials say is more efficient.
