United States Postal Service
Description
Job description
See a diverse array of career paths available as a Mail Delivery Agent with the USPS. As the most extensive government-related organization, USPS offers various work opportunities across a diversity of fields, with no prior experience requirements. The agency also offers paid training to help new hires adjust to their new job roles for greater efficiency The Mail Delivery Agent job is a crucial position that carries a range of tasks essential to the organization's steady operation. As a clerk, you will sell stamps, handle incoming mail, sort and distribute mail, and execute clerical duties. Additionally, you will provide invaluable support to the general public, assisting them with their mailing functions. Working in this role presents an incredible opportunity for career growth and development within USPS. Position Details: • A wide variety of positions are available for job seekers to consider • The initial pay range is between $23.47 and $38.62 per hour • The average annual payment for this position tallies up to $72,400, featuring access to a comprehensive benefits program • The benefits package offered by your employer, which includes paid vacation, sick leave, holidays, health insurance, life insurance, and a retirement plan, is an important factor to consider when deciding whether to accept a job offer • Moving ahead in your profession, experiencing more favorable working conditions, and guaranteeing your job security are three potential benefits of a strong career USPS offers its employees an excellent salary package, a positive and supportive work environment and also encourages employee development. Those who are interested in employment must meet the necessary prerequisites of being 18 years old or older and a citizen of the United States. Postal Service Clerks are responsible for processing, labeling, and sorting mail by destination: • Selling stamps • Another important step in receiving and processing incoming mail is identifying any sensitive or confidential information and handling it accordingly • Classifying and handing out mail • Undertaking different responsibilities to support office proceedings • Giving the public personalized support with their postal services, such as change of address and temporary stops in mail delivery About USPS: Established over 200 years ago, USPS is the largest government-related agency, employing nearly 1 million people. Operating over 30,000 post office locations, USPS delivers over 600 million pieces of mail annually to 142 million delivery points. With a fleet of over 200,000 vehicles, USPS is the world's largest. As an equal opportunity employer, USPS offers great pay, benefits, career advancement, and job security. Please note that Labor Services, a private employment service, assists in gaining employment but is not affiliated with USPS. Join USPS today and embark on a fulfilling career journey with a trusted and longstanding organization
