clerical employment

Though he disliked clerical employment, his writing ability and theoretical understanding of marine science were developing.

We won't have another decade when clerical employment in the health care area grows four times faster than health care providers.

Nicholas is reunited with his family, who welcome Smike as one of their own, and finds clerical employment with the friendly Cheeryble brothers.

This move came about because of the offer of clerical employment at the textile mill, which was owned by Ernest Walker who was also the Britannia club captain.

Professor Sykes has conducted research into social relations and attitude changes in printing, civil engineering, clerical employment, motor car assembling, social change in Ireland, industrial training and shipping.'

The 1881 census records that there is a very low number of people who are professionals, whereas in the 2001 census just under half the population are in professional, managerial, supervisory, administrative or clerical employment.

As figure 4.3 shows, in 1984, 41.5 per cent of fulltime women workers were to be found in clerical employment, while a very few further occupational groups account for the rest of most women in paid work.

In 1911, his prowess at cricket earned him an offer of clerical employment in a local textile mill, where he learned bookkeeping, a skill that served him well when he launched his own business career.

Dismissed in 1886 from his clerical employment with the Victorian public service for "insubordination", he had already had occasional pieces published, including in the Melbourne Herald where he won the poetry prize in 1885 for a poem about the Eight Hour Day.