filing clerk

ˈfaɪlɪŋ klɜrk

Definition

Definition of filing clerk - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

office workerperson in an office who organizes and files documents and records

The filing clerk sorted all the paperwork by date.
The filing clerk updated the client records daily.
A new filing clerk was hired for the busy season.

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Expressions with filing

filing cabinet

office furniture with drawers for storing files

She organized the reports in the filing cabinet.

filing system

method for organizing and storing documents

The office uses a filing system for all records.

filing tray

flat container for holding papers

She placed the documents in the filing tray on her desk.

filing date

official date when a document is received by an office or authority

The filing date of the patent application determines its priority over later inventions.

tax filing

official process of sending income and payment details to tax authorities

Tax filing can be stressful for small business owners.

electronic filing

storing documents digitally

The company uses electronic filing for all its records.

Expressions with clerk

bank clerk

employee who handles transactions at a bank

The bank clerk assisted me with opening a new account.

desk clerk

person working at a hotel's main desk

The desk clerk greeted us with a smile.

file clerk

office worker who manages files and documents

The file clerk organized all the legal documents efficiently.

hotel clerk

person who manages front desk tasks at a hotel

The hotel clerk greeted us with a warm smile.

hotel desk clerk

person who checks guests in and out of a hotel

The hotel desk clerk greeted us with a warm smile.

mail clerk

person doing clerical work in a post office

The mail clerk sorted letters at the post office.

shop clerk

assists customers in a store

The shop clerk answered all my questions about the products.

booking clerk

person who sells tickets at a railway station

The booking clerk helped me with my train ticket.

postal clerk

employee who handles mail and customer services at a post office

The postal clerk stamped the package and handed it back to me.

shipping clerk

employee responsible for handling shipments

The shipping clerk processed the outgoing packages efficiently.

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French:agent de classement, ...
German:Ablagekraft, ...
Italian:addetto all'archivio, ...
Spanish:archivista, ...
Portuguese:arquivista, ...
Chinese:档案员, ...
Japanese:ファイリング係, ...
Arabic:مُرَتِّب مِلَفّات, ...
Hebrew:פָּקִיד תִּיּוּק, ...
Russian:делопроизводитель, ...
Ukrainian:архіваріус, ...
Hindi:अभिलेख लिपिक, ...
Bengali:নথি সহকারী, ...
Catalan:auxiliar d'arxiu, ...
Czech:spisový referent, ...
Danish:arkivmedarbejder, ...
Dutch:archiefmedewerker, ...
Greek:υπάλληλος αρχειοθέτησης, ...
Hungarian:irattáros, ...
Khmer:បុគ្គលិករៀបចំឯកសារ, ...
Korean:서류 정리원, ...
Persian:کارمند بایگانی, ...
Polish:archiwista, ...
Portuguese (BR):arquivista, ...
Romanian:arhivar, ...
Swedish:registrator, ...
Thai:เจ้าหน้าที่จัดเก็บเอกสาร, ...
Turkish:arşiv memuru, ...
Vietnamese:nhân viên lưu trữ hồ sơ, ...

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