general clerk definition

general clerk means an employee wholly or mainly engaged in performing miscellaneous clerical tasks, including mail sorting, preparation of outgoing correspondence, typing, filing, postage account recording, preparation of invoices, keeping stock records, sales or purchase day-books or petty cash book, and writing out of receipts and the issue of stationery and other similar transactions;
general clerk means a person who carries out varied clerical duties of a routine nature, jobs which are short cycled and repetitive; “general labourer” means an employee who performs any of the following functions:
general clerk means an employee mainly engaged in performing general, clerical duties including mail sorting, filing, postage account recording, preparation of invoices, keeping stock records, purchase day books, petty cash books, writing out receipts and issue of stationary;

More Definitions of general clerk

general clerk. To perform any duties assigned in the bakery.
general clerk. To perform any duties assigned in the deli.
general clerk means an administrative Employee whose responsibilities include filing and general administrative tasks not elsewhere covered by a more specialised classification in this Agreement and who may complete low level computer related duties. Health Information Services Clerk means a person appointed and employed to assist in the retrieval of medical records and the collation, scanning and uploading of patient records and associated duties as directed.

Related to general clerk

  • the Clerk means the Clerk to the Corporation;

  • Secretary-General means the Secretary-General of the Organization.

  • County clerk means the county clerk or the county official in charge of elections.

  • City Clerk means the person appointed by Council to carry out the duties of the clerk described in section 228 of the Municipal Act, 2001;

  • General Secretary means the General Secretary of the Federation.