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Filing clerk

#30Declining
5/5

Key facts

−9.4%jobs, 2025 to 2035
United States

This job is declining in the United States. AI exposure: moderate according to the ILO, very high according to the BLS. Employment change in the United States by 2035: −9.4% (BLS). Future-proof jobs use similar skills: see "What next?".

The job

Filing and copying clerks (ISCO 4415). Filing and copying clerks file correspondence, cards, invoices, receipts and other records in alphabetical or numerical order or according to the filing system used.

Page built from official classifications (ILO, ESCO); figures cover all the jobs grouped here.

12 job titles linked to this page

Titles from the European ESCO classification. They are also used for search.

  • archive clerk
  • copying clerk
  • documentation specialist
  • file and classification clerk
  • file clerk
  • file keeper
  • filing clerk
  • filing office helper
  • filing system clerk
  • record filing clerk
  • records clerk
  • technical records clerk

What next?

Future-proof jobs that draw on skills close to this one. They are leads to explore, not an assessment of your profile.

Indicative matches: at launch they will come from the skills listed in official occupational directories.

Gauges

Risk 5/5 · Very high
AI exposureVery highBLS AI exposure category "very high" (2026), higher than the ILO 2025 index (medium)
Employment outlookSharp declineBLS, 2025-2035 projections (Office clerks, general; Library assistants, clerical; File clerks)
Hiring difficultyNot availableNo US indicator measures hiring difficulty job by job
PayLowBLS, 2025 median annual wage: $41,840
EntryQuickBLS, typical education needed for entry

No US indicator measures hiring difficulty job by job: this gauge stays empty. How countries are compared

Sources

Checked on 27 October 2026.