clerical

Converse of object

• provide: Communications Administrator Contributing to the work of the Communications team by providing a comprehensive clerical and administrative service.
• include: Working in a very modern office, within a purposely designed building the Customer Service roles will include some general clerical / administration work.
• have: Associated with having the quot clerical a fixed dollar.
• undertake: Staffing comprises of one emergency nurse practitioner per shift and is supported by a health care assistant, who undertakes clerical and nursing duties.

Adjective modifier

• general: Working in a very modern office, within a purposely designed building the Customer Service roles will include some general clerical / administration work.
• good: We are looking for someone who has good clerical, communication and organizational skills.
• temporary: The University operates a temporary staff bank which is often able to offer a variety of temporary clerical or catering work in the University.
• permanent: With seventeen offices, we specialize in the placement of temporary and permanent clerical and accountancy personnel across the Midlands and North of England.
• senior: Specifically for senior clerical, technical and less senior administrative staff as 4 2-day modules between April and November.

Modifies a noun

• celibacy: The Archbishop endeavors from time to time to enforce clerical celibacy, which is apparently not observed by some of his suffragan bishops.
• assistant: Mrs Ann Bell arrived as a new clerical assistant.
• collar: I do not see patients in a clerical collar.
• garb: But why does he stare at her so, this shy and lonely Oxford don in clerical garb?
• error: The Company reserves the right to correct any clerical errors made by its employees at any time.
• robe: Why do all the characters seem to be wearing clerical robes?

Modifying Another Word

• purely: Volunteers are wanted to work on this project - which at the moment will be purely clerical.
• mainly: Mainly clerical positions, trainees work toward achievement of relevant NVQ's level 1-3.
• exclusively: There is an emphasis on celebrating together rather than ' saying the Office ' as a private and exclusively clerical obligation.

Used with adjective complement

• represent: UNISON represents clerical, library, ancillary and parks & gardens staff within the University.
• do: I can only promote someone within the same category of staff - it won't let me do clerical to academic for example.