Assistant Rural Carrier
If you're looking for a stimulating and exciting career in the postal industry, becoming a Assistant Rural Carrier
We are currently offering work opportunities throughout the country in the country's top federal agency, which employs nearly 1 million individuals. USPS's comprehensive training ensures that newcomers can adapt effortlessly to their new role, even if they lack previous experience.
The Assistant Rural Carrier at USPS is pivotal, involving a diverse range of responsibilities. As a clerk, you play a crucial part in the seamless functioning of USPS operations, from selling stamps and processing incoming mail to sorting, distributing, and handling various clerical functions. Serving as a valuable resource for the public, you assist with general mailing needs such as change of addresses, mail holds, and post office box services. This position not only contributes to the efficient functioning of USPS but also presents an excellent opportunity for career growth within the organization, with the potential for advancement to higher roles in the dynamic postal service landscape.
Position Details:
- A host of employment prospects are available for interested candidates
- The amount paid at the commencement of your employment: $23.47-$38.62/hour
- On average, an employee can expect to earn $72,400 annually, including full benefits
- Incentives: Enjoy the perks of being entitled to paid vacation, medical leave, public holidays, healthcare provisions, life insurance, and savings for retirement.
- For those who value job security more than anything else, working in a field with high demand and low turnovers is an excellent way to ensure that they will have a stable income and job for years to come.
The United States Postal Service (USPS) is a vast operation that employs nearly one million individuals. With locations throughout the country, USPS manages retail stores, mail distribution services, and postal stations. The organization offers many employment opportunities, ranging from entry-level jobs to management positions, that include competitive compensation, favorable working conditions, career development opportunities, and job security.
To be eligible for the job, applicants must fulfill certain criteria, including being a U.S. citizen who has reached the age of 18 or above.
The Postal Service Clerk is responsible for operating postal equipment, including scanners, printers, and stamp machines:
- Selling stamps
- Technology has made the processing of incoming mail more efficient. Electronic mail management software automates several processes and enhances the accuracy and speed of mail processing
- The sorting and distributing of mail is usually done by trained personnel who work in post offices and other mail-related industries
- Performing an assortment of clerical duties
- Providing expert consultation to individuals regarding mailing-related issues, including the registration of a business or obtaining a mailbox
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!