Mail Sortation Associate

Join the United States Postal Service (USPS) as a Mail Sortation Associate and embark on a rewarding career journey!

USPS is eager to welcome applications for an entry-level Mail Sortation Associate position across the nation. As the largest federal employer with nearly one million dedicated employees, USPS offers a unique opportunity to be part of an essential institution. With no prior experience needed, USPS provides thorough paid training to ensure your success.

As a Mail Sortation Associate, you will thrive in a dynamic environment, effectively managing substantial volumes of mail. Your responsibilities include sorting, organizing, and distributing mail efficiently, along with assisting customers with various postal services. If you're seeking job security, competitive pay, and advancement potential, this is the perfect position for you!

Position Details:

Starting Hourly Wage: $23.47 - $38.62

Average Annual Salary: $72,400 with full benefits

Comprehensive Benefits Include:

Paid leave

Sick time

Holiday pay

Health insurance

Life insurance

Pension plan

And more!

Choosing to work with USPS means embracing job security and numerous career advancement opportunities. With a longstanding history, USPS plays a crucial role in American infrastructure, managing over 30,000 locations and delivering 600 million pieces of mail annually. Our extensive fleet of over 200,000 vehicles makes us the world’s largest postal operator.

Key Responsibilities:

Sorting and Distributing Mail: Ensure efficient processing and accurate delivery of mail.

Customer Service: Assist customers with their mailing needs, including address updates and package delivery instructions.

Administrative Duties: Manage postal documentation, track shipments, and handle postage accurately.

Sales: Support customers in purchasing stamps and mailing supplies.

If you are ready to start a stable and fulfilling career as a Mail Sortation Associate with USPS, we offer expert assistance in navigating the hiring process, including practice exams and interview strategies. Take the first step and apply for USPS jobs today!