Mail Handling Associate

Become an essential member of the USPS team by working as a Mail Handling Associate

Seeking a rewarding career with opportunities for advancement and progress? The USPS has openings for Mail Handling Associates nationwide. As the largest government-affiliated organization with nearly 1 million employees, USPS offers various positions that do not require prior experience. Extensive paid training is provided to ensure a seamless transition into your new role.

Position Overview:

Joining the USPS team as a Mail Handling Associate means that you will be an essential part of the daily postal service activities. Your duties will involve selling stamps, handling incoming mail, sorting and delivering post, and fulfilling various administrative tasks. Moreover, you will be helping customers with general mailing needs such as completing change of address forms, organizing mail retention requests, and providing assistance with post office box services. This role is critical for the efficient functioning of USPS and presents favorable opportunities for career growth.

Position Details:

• A multitude of job openings spread throughout the nation
• Earnings can start at $23.47 per hour and max out at $38.62 per hour, influenced by location and qualifications
• A full package of benefits is part of the deal, with the possibility of earning up to $72,400 annually

Rewards and Benefits:

• Tap into your paid leave to make the most of compensated breaks from work, like vacations, sick days, and public holidays
• At USPS, employees can enjoy strong compensation packages that include competitive salaries and different allowances, including transportation benefits
• Developing an inviting work environment aimed at increasing productivity and employee well-being

Key Responsibilities:

• Resolving customer questions and grievances regarding problems with mail delivery, including missing or incorrectly delivered packages
• Optimizing Mail Services: Enhancing postage revenue and decreasing the risk of losing or misrouting letters by improving the efficiency of sorting and distributing mail promptly
• Undertaking clerical tasks includes executing administrative responsibilities, such as addressing queries from coworkers and clients
• Assisting community members with activities like changing addresses or temporarily stopping mail deliveries as part of Citizen Help services

About USPS:

Established over two centuries ago, the United States Postal Service (USPS) is a cornerstone of American infrastructure, serving 142 million delivery points across the USA with a fleet of over 200,000 vehicles. With more than 30,000 post office locations nationwide, USPS delivers approximately 600 million pieces of mail annually. As an equal opportunity employer, USPS offers competitive pay and benefits, including pension contributions to ensure financial stability throughout your career. While private employment service providers, such as JSP, may assist with job placement, they are not affiliated with USPS.

Start your career path at USPS by applying for jobs within the Postal Service

Commence your employment at USPS and access enticing salary packages, job security, and plentiful opportunities to advance your career within a respected American institution.

Diverse job titles and their corresponding geographical areas

This role is among the expanding array of postal service positions available in the United States. Whether you seek part-time employment at the post office, opportunities as a USPS delivery worker, or full-time positions at mail distribution facilities, USPS presents various options. Become part of the United States Postal Service to discover positions that include delivering mail and working in administrative capacities.