Entry-Level Postal Clerk - No Experience Necessary. Job in Kerrville LilyLifestyle Jobs id-9566

May 26, 2025

The Postal Service is a leading government agency and is currently expanding its workforce, employing nearly one million individuals nationwide. With a variety of available positions, no prior experience is required as we offer paid training for all roles. Starting salaries range from $24.63 to $39.27 per hour, averaging $72,400 annually, along with full benefits including paid vacation, sick leave, and health insurance.

Working with the Postal Service opens doors to career advancement, favorable working conditions, and exceptional job security that can facilitate a lasting career. To be eligible for employment, candidates must be at least 18 years old and a U.S. citizen.

With locations across the country, opportunities span from entry-level roles to management positions, covering various fields such as administrative, clerical, and general office jobs. Here’s a specific look at the Postal Clerk role:

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Clerk: This position involves selling stamps, taking in mail, sorting and distributing it, and performing various clerical tasks. Clerks also assist the public with mailing services, including changing addresses, mail holds, and issuing post office box keys.

Having been established over 200 years ago, the Postal Service is the largest employer in its field, managing over 30,000 post office locations and delivering more than 170 billion pieces of mail annually. The agency operates with the largest vehicle fleet in the world, facilitating delivery to 142 million delivery points.

Labor Services is a private employment support provider helping individuals secure jobs. While we facilitate employment opportunities, the Postal Service is an equal opportunity employer and is actively hiring across the nation.

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