office junior

British  

noun

1. a young person, esp a school-leaver, employed in an office for running errands and doing other minor jobs

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Example Sentences

In her letter, addressed to Foreign Office junior minister Gillian Keegan MP, Ms Thornberry wrote that it was difficult to understand why the department had spent money on items such as "high-end private catering; wellness and beauty treatments; extensive supplies from UK wineries; large amounts of home furnishing; and even £1,841 at the Norwich City club shop".

From BBC

His uncle was a solicitor and he went to work as an office junior at the firm.

From BBC

Little more than an office junior, he gave visiting VIPs tours of mission control.

From BBC

Our comedy heroes are often self-destructive standups or seditious characters in sitcoms, but what if you’re not the loose cannon getting taken to task for menacing an office junior?

From The Guardian

Counter-intuitively, the answer seems to be not – and it’s all thanks to his office junior, Big Sam.

From The Guardian