Flunky (noun)

A servant or low-level employee who carries out menial tasks or runs errands for someone more important.

Origin:

The word 'flunky' originated in the mid-17th century from dutch 'vlunck' meaning a servant or low-level employee.

Examples:

1. The CEO had a personal flunky to run errands and perform other menial tasks.
2. The flunky was required to be on call 24/7 in case the boss needed anything.
3. The flunky was always dressed in a suit and tie, ready to carry out any task assigned to him.
4. The flunky was treated like a doormat by his boss, who never showed any appreciation for his hard work.
5. Despite his thankless job as a flunky, the man was grateful for the steady employment and the modest salary.