Receiving Clerk Sample Clauses

Receiving Clerk. A receiving clerk is an employee who is engaged the major part of his time in the receiving department of the employer’s establishment and who is in charge of and responsible for the receiv­ ing of merchandise.
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Receiving Clerk. EXAMINED
Receiving Clerk. The duties of a receiving clerk shall be the receiving and delivering of packages, parcels and supplies for the employer and the tenants of the building as normally required of a receiving clerk. He or she shall not be required to perform any handyman or janitorial duties except as may be required in cleaning the receiving room; he/she shall be responsible for any packages, parcels or property received by him or her except those which have been stored or delivered as directed by the employer.

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