This is office and clerical work of moderate complexity and variety. Work involves the performance of various clerical assignments which require the application of independent judgment and the interpretation of routine policies and regulations on the basis of training or knowledge gained through experience on the job. Advice is available on usual work problems and work is subject to review upon completion for accuracy and adherence to departmental standards and procedures. Employees may assist others in the same class and may make arithmetic or other checks upon their work.
Duties often involve the operation of standard office equipment.
This classification is distinguished from Clerk I by the possible supervisory responsibilities and by the greater experience requirements. Makes arithmetic calculations manually or by use of a calculating machine according to established methods. Collects fees or other charges from the general public. May supervise or act as lead worker over a small group of subordinate clerical employees. Performs related work as required.