filing clerks
Document organization workers
Filing clerks is the plural of filing clerk, an office worker whose primary duty is organizing and maintaining records—sorting documents into folders, filing cabinets, or databases for later retrieval.
The role has diminished as paper records give way to digital systems: The company employed a dozen filing clerks in the 1980s; now one person handles electronic records.
- documentingCreating a formal record
- paper trailDocumentary evidence chain
- categorizingAssigning to groups
- sortingArranging into sequence
- manila foldersTabbed document holders
retrieving · registrars · organizing · updating · court records · indexing · archiving · notaries · classifying · data entry · pending tray · clerical duties · legal documentation · storing · stenographers · microfilm · carbon copies · typewriters
- clerks officedocket, record keeping, administrative duties, court forms, case numbers
- office lifecubicle, desk job, desk jobs, office job, full-time job
- legal professionlawyers, attorneys, solicitors, solicitor, barristers
filing clerksCEOs
Highest corporate officers
executives · directors · managing directors · board members · chief executives
filing clerksdata analysts
People who examine information
content creators · researchers · authors · knowledge workers · strategists
filing clerksfield workers
Agricultural labor force
manual laborers · construction workers · tradespeople · factory workers
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