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Lamwork is seeking an Administrative Clerk to ensure smooth daily office operations by managing documentation, communication, and record keeping. You will process incoming correspondence, maintain organized filing systems, enter data into databases, schedule meetings, and respond to inquiries.
The ideal candidate will have expertise in records management and demonstrate strong organizational skills. A background in Microsoft Office Suite, especially Word and Excel, will be essential for this role.
An Administrative Clerk exists to keep daily office operations running smoothly by handling the documentation, communication, and record‑keeping tasks that teams depend on to function. Day to day, the role involves processing incoming correspondence, maintaining organized filing systems, entering data into databases, scheduling meetings, and responding to internal and external inquiries. This position serves as the operational backbone of an office, and employers value it because accurate, timely clerical support directly shapes how well every other department performs.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics does not track Administrative Clerk as a separate occupation. Based on the closest related role, General Office Clerks, the median annual salary is $43,630 per year, according to the most recent available data. Salaries at the higher end of this range tend to reflect seniority and years of experience, the sector the clerk works in (government and utilities typically pay above average), and the depth of proficiency with specialized office systems such as ERP or SAP platforms.