United States Postal Service
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Job description
With USPS now hiring Mail Loaders, this is the best time to advance your career and achieve your professional goals. We have jobs available all over the country within the largest employer in the federal government who hires almost 1 million people. USPS provides an excellent training program for all new employees that ensures a smooth transition regardless of previous experience The Mail Loaders are one of the key roles that keep USPS's core functions running smoothly by providing administrative support and ensuring the successful delivery of essential services. As a clerk, you will be responsible for several different tasks such as handling mail/packages; processing/sorting packages & letters; selling stamps & other postal products/services; assisting customers with their day-to-day mailing needs. Working as a Postal Clerk at USPS means working in fast-paced environment where you become part of team that makes sure households and businesses receive their mail promptly. Position Details: There are many employment vacancies open right now waiting to be filled • A starting salary between $23.47 – $38.62 per hour is provided • Typical income (including comprehensive benefits) is $72,400 per annum Perks: Paid leave, sick time off, holiday breaks, medical benefits including life coverage and pension plan offered Often times career growth comes from good work environments because companies with great employee benefits tend to keep top talent which creates opportunities for their staff to move up. USPS has nearly one million employees in its vast network along with numerous mail distribution centers across America as well as retail stores/locations where postal services are provided. The organization offers many different types of jobs ranging from entry level up through management positions. Competitive pay scales promise salaries worth staying for in positions that offer long-term job security due to favorable conditions like professional growth potential within company that also supports work/life balance. Qualifications required for filling this position include being at least 18 years old and having U.S citizenship among others if applicable. One of duties done by a mail loader is providing great customer service by answering questions or resolving issues related to mail delivery: • Selling stamps • It is important that you establish a tracking system which will enable you to know where any mail item is at any given time so as to avoid losing them. • Mail processors sort, label and distribute mail to its final recipients • Performing various office-related tasks • Offering expert advice for customers with special mailing needs or queries about postal regulations About USPS: Founded more than two centuries ago, the United States Postal Service (USPS) stands as the country's largest government agency and employer with nearly one million workers. Covering over 30,000 post office locations nationwide, the USPS delivers more than 600 million pieces of mail each year to 142 million delivery points across the country. With a fleet of over 200,000 vehicles it ranks as the world's biggest postal service provider. USPS prides itself on being an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusivity; which means they offer competitive wages & benefits packages along with plenty of room for advancement in stable jobs. Labor Services helps people find work but it is not part of USPS even though they do work together sometimes.