Shipping and Receiving Clerk - job 4 of 4

Broaden your horizons in the work field as a Shipping and Receiving Clerk at USPS.USPS is the well-known national government agency that hires without any prior experience required. The company is looking for applicants to fill a wide range of positions across the country, and they will provide paid training to help you learn your new duties.The Shipping and Receiving Clerk is one of the most important positions in USPS’ daily operations. In order for the organization to run efficiently, this role must be fulfilled. It involves selling stamps, handling incoming mail, sorting and distributing mail, as well as performing clerical tasks among others. Additionally, it provides much-needed assistance to the public by helping them with their general mailing needs such as change of addresses, mail holds or post office boxes. This job offers great career opportunities within an ever-changing industry like postal services.Position Details:• There are plenty of job openings right now• Beginners in this field can expect hourly pay ranging from $23.47 – $38.62• Total annual earnings plus full benefits package equal up to $72,400• Paid vacation & sick leave allows you to take time off work when needed while still getting paid for those hours missed; this helps create work-life balance which reduces stress levels thus allowing oneself recharge enough energy back into their system thereby becoming refreshed once again ready for productive engagement at workplace• Keying on promotion through ranks coupled with good working conditions alongside job security are three main ingredients that come with successful career developmentPeople who want stability in employment will find USPS jobs very appealing due to their diverse nature.To apply for any position, you must be a U.S citizen and have reached 18 years old.Shipping & Receiving Clerks need knowledge about various postal regulations so that they process mails correctly:• Selling stamps• Incoming mail may come through different channels i.e., email or physical letters (packages included); therefore it’s important to have systems in place for each kind of correspondence received• Delivering and sorting incoming mail• Performing various administrative duties• Advising people on how to deal with their postal needs such as updating addresses or suspending mails.About USPS: USPS is the largest government related agency in terms of employees. With over 200 years since its establishment, it employs almost one million people and operates more than 30 thousand post office locations. Every year USPS delivers about 600 million pieces of mail to 142 million delivery points across the country. It boasts a fleet size larger than that of any other company with over 200K vehicles at their disposal worldwide. As an equal opportunity employer, USPS provides excellent pay packages coupled with great benefits packages as well which caters for all career stages including advancement opportunities backed up by job security cover thus being open to everybody without favoritism whatsoever. Note that Labor Services helps individuals find work but is not affiliated with USPS itself. Start a rewarding career now by joining USPS today!