City Carrier Assistant

USPS is actively hiring City Carrier Assistants to join their team.

The USPS is the largest government-run agency in the US and is currently accepting applications for positions across the country. To ensure that successful candidates have the necessary skills, the agency provides paid training.

The post office's clerks play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth running of daily operations. Responsibilities include selling stamps, processing incoming mail, sorting and distributing mail, and taking on various clerical tasks. Additionally, the clerk will provide assistance to the public with their mailing needs. This job opportunity is an excellent way to enter the USPS, and you will have multiple career pathways to explore as you progress

Position Details:

• Countless roles are currently open for hiring
• The payment scheme commences at $23.47 per hour and goes up to $38.62 per hour depending on the experience
• The salary earned by an individual, inclusive of their full benefits package, amounts to a total of $72,400 per annum

The company provides remunerated vacation and sick leave time off; several choices for health insurance coverage with dental and vision care coverage options also available through different providers; retirement savings plans such as 401(k); life insurance coverage alternatives from distinct insurance providers, in addition to other employee benefits

Federal law and regulations dictate USPS management's eligibility requirements for employee benefits. These requirements may change at any time without notice, and employers have no obligation to protect employee rights under the ERISA Act as amended. Better working conditions are contingent upon adherence to applicable laws and regulations, and USPS management may modify or terminate benefit programs as necessary to enforce compliance

Gaining ground in your profession can lead to promotions that come with advantages such as superior work hours or elevated salaries.

Establishing job security frequently requires individuals to demonstrate their worth and contribute to the organization over a prolonged period of time. This leads to a stable work environment that results in some employees staying with the company until their retirement, despite any negative feelings towards their job.

USPS Careers:

No matter your level of experience or career goal, the USPS intends to provide job security through numerous entry-level and management position vacancies

Applicant Requirements:

• The rule stipulates that individuals must be of legal age (at least 18 years old)
• Having American nationality is an obligatory condition

Postal Clerk Duties:

• Vending stamps: Clerics in the postal office oversee the vending of stamps, postal cards, and stamped envelopes to customers.
• Mailroom staff: The proper training and supervision of mailroom staff is essential to ensuring that incoming mail is handled effectively and responsibly. Staff must be trained on proper handling procedures for sensitive documents, as well as on the use of any equipment or software used in the mailroom.
• Sorting mail is a fundamental aspect of the postal system. At post office depots, all incoming letters and packages undergo careful assessment based on various factors, such as size, weight, and other features. This preliminary step aims to speed up the delivery process while ensuring accuracy.
• Carrying out administrative duties requires performing various clerical tasks, including answering customer calls about rates and operations hours and filling out forms that relate to address corrections or change requests. Throughout the job, it's essential to maintain high levels of precision at all times to prevent errors during delivery. This is particularly imperative when the parcel reaches its final destination, where even the slightest mistake could disrupt successful package exchange between the sender and recipient.
• Whether you need help with a mail hold or an address update, postal clerks are there to assist you. These customer service representatives are trained to provide help with a variety of mailing needs, making your experience with USPS as smooth as possible.