Technicien de bureau
The word you're looking for is likely "flic," which is a slang term for a French police officer.
I think it comes from the French, Petit: Small.
A Clerical Officer essentially is secretarial and administration work- You would to do things like prepare meeting rooms, handle computer work, produce flyers/spreadsheets. Easy ICT stuff basically. And I hear the pay is really good as well
A Clerical Officer essentially is secretarial and administration work- You would to do things like prepare meeting rooms, handle computer work, produce flyers/spreadsheets. Easy ICT stuff basically. And I hear the pay is really good as well
Mostly Catholic, though the French have not been as devout since the Anti-Clerical French Revelation.
clergy, clerical, secular
A bank specialist officer's job duties are typically clerical. This generally implies typing, filing, answering phone calls, coordinating appointments, and more.
the office is 'le bureau' in French.
The word "batman" in this context is another word for a personal manservant assigned to the officer. The batman would look after the officer's clothing, see to his meals, etc. The word is apparently from the old term "bat" for a packsaddle, originally a French term.
A gendarme is a French police officer.
The last name "L'Official" is of French origin and is a variation of the surname "Official." It likely derived from the French word "official," meaning an officer or official.
Flic is a French term used to describe a French police officer (slang word being cop). The 'dictionary' online website states that the slang word was used from 1895-1900.