Mail Handler in Middletown

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postal listingsMiddletown (NJ)

Postal Service Clerks Postal Service

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$120,900 per year

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About the role

Role Overview: USPS is actively accepting applications for Mail Handler Assistants nationwide. This position is open to candidates of all experience levels, with comprehensive training provided to help you succeed. Join a dynamic work environment where you will interact with a diverse team and contribute to efficient mail handling and distribution. Position Details Vacancies: Nationwide

Starting Pay Rate: .47 -.62 per hour

Average Annual Compensation: Up to,400, including full benefits

Perks and Benefits: Paid Time Off: Vacation days, sick leave, and holidays Comprehensive Health Coverage: Medical, dental, and vision plans Retirement Plan: Secure your future with USPS’s pension plan Life Insurance Options: Flexible protection for you and your family

Key Responsibilities: Customer Assistance: Help address mail-related inquiries and issues Mail Handling: Sort, label, and distribute mail accurately and promptly Clerical Work: Support USPS operations with administrative tasks Service Support: Assist customers with services like mail forwarding and holds

Disclaimer: This is not a job offer from the United States Postal Service (USPS). This post promotes a third-party resource that helps applicants prepare for USPS job applications. USPS does not charge to apply. This role requires applicants to pass an assessment and successfully complete the multi-step hiring process.

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