Mail Processor

Postal Jobs Placement Service; Iuka Township (IL); On-site; USD 48,000 - 80,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid Time Off

Health Coverage

Retirement Savings

Career Growth

Job summary

United States Postal Service (USPS) is hiring PSE Mail Processing Clerks for nationwide openings. Training is provided, and no prior experience is required. Starting pay ranges from $23.47 to $38.62 per hour, with annual compensation up to $72,400 and full benefits.

These roles support mail processing, customer inquiries, and clerical duties across a nationwide network. Benefits include PTO, health coverage, retirement plans, and opportunities for advancement based on performance.

Qualifications

• USPS provides comprehensive training; no prior experience required.
• Openings: Nationwide.
• Starting pay: $23.47 – $38.62 per hour; full benefits.
• Annual compensation up to $72,400 with full benefits.

Responsibilities

• Sorting and Processing Mail: Ensure mail is processed and routed accurately.
• Customer Assistance: Provide support for mailing inquiries and services.
• Clerical Duties: Maintain accurate records and process mail forms.
• System Management: Use USPS tools to streamline operations.

Job description

Role Overview

USPS is accepting applications for PSE Mail Processing Clerks nationwide. This role is vital to ensuring the timely and accurate processing of mail. USPS provides comprehensive training to help you succeed, even if you have no prior experience.

Position Details

• Openings: Nationwide
• Starting Pay: $23.47 - $38.62 per hour
• Annual Compensation: Up to $72,400 with full benefits

Perks and Benefits

• Paid Time Off: Includes vacation and sick days
• Health Coverage: Comprehensive health insurance
• Retirement Savings: Access to USPS retirement plans
• Career Growth: Advancement opportunities based on performance

Key Responsibilities

• Sorting and Processing Mail: Ensure mail is processed and routed accurately
• Customer Assistance: Provide support for mailing inquiries and services
• Clerical Duties: Maintain accurate records and process mail forms
• System Management: Use USPS tools to streamline operations