Mail Processing Clerk

Join USPS as a Mail Processing Clerk and Build a Secure Career!

USPS is actively seeking applications for entry-level Mail Processing Clerks across the nation. As the largest federal employer with nearly one million employees, the United States Postal Service (USPS) is hiring Mail Processing Clerks nationwide. No prior experience is necessary—USPS offers comprehensive paid training to ensure your success. This is a fantastic opportunity to develop new skills, advance your career, and be part of a vital institution.

In the role of a Mail Processing Clerk, you will thrive in a fast-paced environment managing high volumes of mail. Your responsibilities will include:

Sorting and Distributing Mail: Effectively process and deliver mail to the correct recipients.

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

Administrative Duties: Manage postal documentation, track shipments, and ensure proper handling of postage.

Stamp & Postage Sales: Help customers purchase stamps and mailing supplies.

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!

Joining USPS means stability, competitive pay, and opportunities for career advancement. As a trusted employer, USPS provides long-term career stability, making it one of the most sought-after organizations in the country. With entry-level positions leading to managerial roles, USPS offers ample opportunities for growth.

Founded over two centuries ago, USPS is a critical part of American infrastructure, operating over 30,000 locations and delivering 600 million pieces of mail annually to more than 142 million delivery points. With a fleet of over 200,000 vehicles, USPS is the world's largest postal operator.

If you're looking for job security, competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, career advancement, and work-life balance, USPS is the right fit for you. Get ready to apply for the Mail Processing Clerk position and take the first step towards a stable and rewarding career with USPS!