Mail Handler

Role overview Start your USPS career as a Mail Handler Assistant, working behind the scenes to move, load, and sort mail and packages in postal facilities. No prior postal experience is required, and paid training is provided so you know what to do on day one.

Position details - Openings: Multiple positions across the country - Starting pay: $19–$21 per hour, with opportunities to earn more based on location and schedule - Status: Full-time, entry-level - Total compensation: Competitive pay plus a full benefits package

Perks and benefits - Paid time off: Vacation days and sick leave - Health coverage: Medical, dental, and vision options - Retirement savings: Access to USPS-sponsored retirement plans - Life insurance: Optional coverage available

Key responsibilities - Load, unload, and move mail and packages using carts, containers, and equipment - Sort mail by size, destination, and type to prepare it for processing and delivery - Operate basic mail-handling equipment after training (conveyors, sorters, etc.) - Keep work areas organized, clear, and safe - Follow USPS safety procedures and report issues as needed

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