These were the first white collar jobs Africans were allowed to do in the colonial days

Elizabeth Ofosuah Johnson September 06, 2018

 These were the first white collar jobs Africans were allowed to do in the colonial days

 Clerks

Clerks worked in offices performing day to day activities to help quicken progress with work. These were often full-time jobs that demanded proper training and skills to help maintain an office. Clerks were in charge of filing records, discarding of useless information, running a day to day errands between offices and scheduling meetings for their masters. After a while due to the need for an eye of detail and maintenance, the position began to attract more female workers than male workers.

Last Edited by:Ismail Akwei Updated: September 6, 2018

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