History of United Postal Service

The company was officially the US Post Office, an autonomous agency of the United States government, established in 1971 as a self-sufficient association of the supervisory branch, accountable for providing postal service in United States. It is one of the little administration agencies openly approved by the United States Constitution. Inside the United States, it was previously referred to as the Post Office otherwise U.S. Mail. Currently, it is referred to as the Postal Service, and publicly as the U.S. Postal Service.

Making use of 596,000 workers and in excess of 218,000 vehicles, it is second biggest resident employer in the United States and the worker of the largest resident vehicle fleet in the earth. The company is compelled to serve all Americans, in spite of geography, at uniform cost and value. It has special admission to letter boxes marked U.S. Mail. It struggles against confidential package delivery services which the company cannot deliver to letter boxes and must depart packages by front doors, if no one is available to receive them.

Job Description/Average Wage

Mail Carrier: The mail carrier is going to be assigned a route where you’re going to deliver mail on a daily basis.   The mail carrier is going to either deliver mail by foot and/or by truck.   You’re going to be responsible for making sure that all mail gets to the right home and is not damaged as well.   The average wage for this position is   $42,000 to $59,000 a year.

Customer Service Clerk: You’re going to work the front desk where you’ll help with the postage and customers that come up to the desk.   You’re going to help with giving out stamps, answering questions, as well as making sure that the package get delivered to the appropriate place.   You will organize, assist with other various duties and more.   The average wage is $8 to $15 a hour.

District Manager: Candidates for this position must have an experience in running a sales group also in gathering sales goals and points. This comprises commencing countries, aspirations along with tactical sales plans, employing inclusive customer solutions, and closing large composite sales. Experience in managing marketable sales force with parcel, direct marketing or catalogue sales is useful. The average yearly salary for a District Manager is around $80,333.

Business Solutions Specialists: Candidates for these positions must have demonstrated success in achieving income objectives and business growth anticipations for small to mid-sized customers in a commercial business-to-business sales territory. This comprises appreciating products at a level sufficient to develop pricing and contract strategies. Knowledge of package sales and/or direct marketing and catalogue sales is helpful.   The average yearly salary for a Business Solutions Specialists is around $81,274.

Benefits

• Gives a benefit pocket money on ordinary retirement age as well as disability coverage.
• Newly hired employees are covered under social security also medicare
• The Postal Service monitors 10 holidays annually.
• And so much more!

How to apply

If you are interested in one of these positions or one of the many other available positions you should visit their website at:

http://www.usps.com/employment