Logistics and Mail Carrier

Explore a Dynamic Job Role as a USPS Mail Sorter at USPS

Are you seeking a rewarding career with opportunities for growth and development? The United States Postal Service (USPS) is hiring Inventory Control Specialists across the nation. As the largest government-related agency with approximately 1 million employees, USPS offers a variety of positions with no previous experience required. Comprehensive paid training is provided to ensure a smooth transition into your new role.

Position Overview:

As a USPS Mail Sorter in the USPS team, you will have an essential role in the daily postal service operations. Your tasks will include selling stamps, handling incoming mail, sorting and delivering post, and completing diverse administrative responsibilities. Furthermore, you will assist clients with general mailing needs such as filling out change of address documents, coordinating mail retention requests, and providing post office box assistance. This position is critical for the seamless functioning of USPS and presents favorable opportunities for career advancement.

Position Details:

• Many vacant job positions nationwide
• The entry-level wage falls within the range of $23.47 to $38.62 per hour, contingent on location and expertise
• The yearly wage can reach up to $72,400, which includes a full benefits package

Rewards and Benefits:

• Paid time off provides compensated breaks from work through paid vacation days, sick leave, and public holidays
• Alluring Compensation: USPS provides attractive pay arrangements, which include appealing salary packages and diverse perks such as transport stipends
• Building a conducive work setting that contributes to increased job satisfaction and effectiveness

Key Responsibilities:

• Assisting customers with concerns and complaints about mail delivery issues, such as missing or inaccurately delivered mail
• Efficient Mail Handling: Improving stamp revenue and lowering the risk of lost or misrouted letters by enhancing the effectiveness of sorting and distributing mail promptly
• Managing clerical tasks includes the performance of administrative duties, such as addressing questions from colleagues and customers
• Public Support Service: Offering aid to members of the public for tasks like updating addresses or temporarily suspending mail delivery

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.

Seize the chance to work at USPS by applying for positions within the Postal Service

Initiate your professional journey at USPS today, where you can experience competitive pay rates, job security, and diverse opportunities for career growth within a highly esteemed American institution.

Locations and types of job roles

This position is part of a growing list of postal service jobs in US. Whether you are looking for part-time post office jobs, USPS delivery jobs, or full-time roles in mail processing centers, USPS offers multiple opportunities. Join the United States Postal Service and explore roles ranging from mail carriers to administrative staff.