Mailing Inventory Clerk

Take a leap forward in your career by seeking the Mailing Inventory Clerk position at USPS

Interested in being a part of the biggest postal service worldwide? The United States Postal Service (USPS), the largest federal employer in the nation with nearly one million workers, is currently looking for Mailing Inventory Clerks nationwide. Regardless of your level of experience, USPS ensures robust training to help you smoothly settle into your new role.

In the position of a Mailing Inventory Clerk, you play a crucial part in the USPS's daily functioning by managing tasks such as the sale of postage, processing incoming mail, organizing and delivering mail, conducting administrative work, and aiding customers with their mailing needs, such as changing addresses or handling mail holds. Your role is integral to maintaining USPS efficiency and presents prospects for career progression within the organization.

Position Details:

• A variety of job opportunities can be found in different regions of the country
• Pay per hour can fall between $23.47 and $38.62
• The average annual wage stands at $72,400, along with a fulfilling benefits package
• Versatile Benefits Package: involves paid vacation time, sick leave allowances, holiday pay rewards, healthcare benefits, life insurance coverage, and retirement savings prospects

USPS staff members benefit from a strong sense of financial security, particularly during tumultuous times, as a result of the reliable structure and support provided by this extensive institution. With a widespread presence encompassing more than 30,000 distribution centers and post offices, USPS offers a diverse range of employment options, including entry-level positions and managerial prospects, all featuring competitive compensation, favorable working environments, and opportunities for advancement based on merit.

Key Responsibilities:

• Prioritize the careful handling of mail and parcels to prevent the compromise of confidential information they may hold.
• Recognizing the significance of adapting to technological shifts is key in ensuring the seamless functioning of mail sorting and distribution services.
• Supporting Office Operations: Assisting in the fulfillment of various administrative tasks and responsibilities.
• Assisting with business registration protocols and the procurement of mailbox facilities.

About USPS:

Established more than two centuries ago, USPS is a federal agency that operates both publicly and privately. As one of the world's largest postal systems, USPS employs nearly one million workers across 30,000+ post offices, delivering over 600 million pieces of mail annually to 142 million addresses in the U.S. With a fleet of over 200,000 vehicles, USPS is larger than any other single organization.

Diversity and inclusion are at the forefront of USPS values, positioning it as an employer dedicated to offering fair opportunities to all. Employees of USPS receive competitive compensation, extensive benefits, prospects for career advancement, and lasting job security until they retire. While operating independently, JSP assists individuals in finding suitable positions within the organization.

Guarantee your spot at the Postal Service by submitting your application for USPS opportunities and starting your professional expedition promptly

Seize the chance to join a reputable organization with a time-honored commitment to serving the population. Commence your career at USPS and be an essential part of a team that has been instrumental in facilitating national connectivity for generations.

Various Work Options Available in Different Regions:

This position is a part of the expanding array of postal service job opportunities in the United States. Whether individuals are interested in part-time roles at the post office, USPS delivery positions, or full-time jobs at mail processing centers, USPS offers a diverse range of openings. Join the United States Postal Service to delve into various roles, including mail delivery and administrative duties.