He'd borrowed the car to take Sally Spreen, a red-headed general store clerk, to a drive-in showing of Abbot and Costello, where they consummated their relationship.
His Presidential successor, Martin Van Buren, circumvented the system the same way, hiring his son Martin Jr. as a general land clerk and his other son Abraham as Second Auditor at the U.S. Treasury Department.
Girls of the same age were most likely to be cashiers, waitresses or general office clerks.
She and Ron had married in 1974, when he was twenty-one and she was nineteen, a general-merchandise clerk at Stater.
Another 3 of the 10 are "low paying," from roughly $22,000 to $31,000, including customer-service representatives, general office clerks and nurses' aides.
Retail salespersons, cashiers and general office clerks were among the occupations with the highest employment in 2009, the BLS reported.
And the BLS notes, "retail salespersons, cashiers, general office clerks, combined food preparation and serving workers" are among the most common jobs in America.
The highest-paid butchers, cashiers and general merchandise clerks will get a 30-cent-per-hour raise this year, applied retroactively to when the last contract expired in March.
There were 2 claims (3.1%) for each of the occupations of miscellaneous food preparers, and laundry workers, and 1 claim each (1.5%) filed by therapists, general office clerks, private household cleaners, cooks, and personal service occupations.
As originally established, the council consisted of the governor, the bishop (or, in his absence, the senior ecclesiastic), five councillors, an attorney general, and a clerk.
