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| clerk |
A clerk is a person who sells things or helps people in a store. A clerk is also called a salesclerk or a salesperson. [1/2 definitions] |
| employment |
A person's employment is the particular kind of work that they do and get paid for. They might have employment as a cook, a teacher, a doctor, a salesclerk, a factory worker, or even a clown. [1/3 definitions] |
| salesclerk |
A salesclerk is someone who works in a store. A salesclerk helps customers find things and often helps them pay for what they want to buy. |
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