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Join a vital and dynamic role at the United States Postal Service as a Mail Package Sorter. This position is essential for the efficient operations of USPS, where you'll be responsible for sorting and distributing mail, providing excellent customer service, and performing clerical tasks. With a starting pay of $23.47 to $38.62 per hour and an average annual salary of $72,400, this opportunity offers not just a job, but a career with security and growth potential. USPS is committed to diversity and inclusivity, making it an ideal workplace for those looking to make a meaningful impact in the postal industry.
Are you seeking a stimulating and dynamic career in the postal industry? The United States Postal Service (USPS) is hiring Mail Package Sorters across the nation. As the largest agency in the federal government, employing nearly 1 million individuals, USPS offers diverse career opportunities for individuals looking to make a meaningful impact.
Position Overview:The role of a Mail Package Sorter is crucial to the efficient operation of USPS. Applicants must have at least a high school diploma or equivalent, though some positions may require higher education qualifications, such as a college degree, for eligibility for promotion into managerial roles.
Position Details:Established over two centuries ago, USPS is one of America's most important and enduring institutions. With a workforce of approximately 1 million employees, USPS is the largest single employer in the federal government, operating over 30,000 post offices nationwide. Each year, USPS delivers over 600 million pieces of mail to 142 million delivery points across the country, utilizing a fleet of more than 200,000 vehicles—the largest postal fleet in the world.
USPS is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusivity. We offer competitive salaries, comprehensive benefits, and ample opportunities for career progression within the organization.