Mail Distribution Associate

Expand your career prospects by becoming a Postal Mail Processor with USPS, the largest postal service on the planet.

Come work for the largest government agency in the country and become part of a highly-skilled workforce. We are seeking applicants nationwide and offer exceptional training programs and salaries...

The role of a Postal Mail Processor requires individuals who possess exceptional time management skills, organizational abilities, and the ability to multitask. They must be able to juggle various tasks while still meeting USPS's quality standards and maintaining a focus on customer satisfaction.

Position Details:
? Multiple positions available
? The hourly wage for new hires falls within the range of $23.47 to $38.62
? The standard annual reward for full-time roles that have included benefits is $72,400
? The benefits package also includes paid holidays, which ensures employees receive compensation for time off during designated holidays throughout the year
? Depending on the choice of role, job security can be either stable and consistent or tied to the fluctuations in demand throughout the year.

If you're considering USPS as a potential employer, you should know that it's the second-largest employer in America with close to 1 million employees, placing it just behind Walmart in size. In most, if not all, US states, they operate mail distribution centers along with thousands of retail stores and postal stations that require individuals to work in middle and higher-tier administrative positions. They offer compensation that is competitive alongside optimal working conditions. Advancement for personnel is likewise a possibility, determining many to remain with the organization throughout their professional lives

Those who wish to apply must meet certain requirements, including being a citizen or permanent resident of the United States and a minimum age of 18. Additionally, they must pass a drug test and undergo a background check.

Tasks Involved in Postal Mail Processing: The tasks performed by a postal mail processor may include sorting and distributing mail, ensuring the accuracy of addresses, processing mail using machines, and ensuring that all mail is delivered to the correct recipient:
? Checking consistency of postmark on return receipts with certified mail receipt;
? Selling stamps;
? Exercising caution and diligence in the handling of mail that is expected to contain sensitive information; taking necessary precautions to ensure the secure handling and management of such items until they are delivered to their target recipient;
? The process of sorting and delivering packages in multilevel office structures that are occupied by numerous companies
? Completing diverse administrative duties, which could involve handling phone inquiries or providing rudimentary customer service;
? As experienced postal support advisors, our aim is to offer personalized counseling to our clients who require services such as forwarding their mail to a temporary or permanent address.

About USPS: Established in 1775, they are older than the United States itself! In fact they were so important even back then that Congress created them before signing the Declaration Of Independence. Today with over 200 years under their belt USPS is America's oldest continuously operated mail delivery system and is still going strong - delivering more mail to more places than any other organization worldwide. They deliver an average of 155 million pieces per day which equates to around 600 million pieces annually reaching about 142 million different delivery points each year! The agency operates over 30 thousand post offices across the country and maintains a fleet of over two hundred thousand vehicles making it also one of Earth's largest civilian vehicle fleets too. As an equal opportunity employer USPS offers very good pay plus outstanding benefits (incl Job Security) along with plenty of opportunities for advancement within your career field if desired. Please note that Labor Services Inc. helps private sector employees find work but is not affiliated with USPS itself - you can apply directly through us here instead! Join US Postal Service today & embark on a long-term career path with one of our nation's most trusted public institutions

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