Postal Job Services Co – Window Clerk – Postal Service – Portland, OR ID_ 15182

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Ready to make a real impact? We're hiring a Postal Services Co – Window Clerk – Postal Service – Portland, OR! Whether you're in our Remote hub or working remotely, you'll be a core part of the team. This position requires a strong and diverse skillset in relevant areas to drive success. The compensation for this role is benchmarked at a competitive salary.

 

Job title: Window Clerk - Postal Service Company: Postal Job Services Co Job description: Window Service Clerk: Get placed quickly at the US Postal Service and join one of America's largest, most prestigious, and highest paid work forces. The average postal worker makes just over $72K a year, with federal benefits, retirement, paid vacations, paid training, and a lifetime of positional and compensation advancement potential. Starting pay ranges up to $27/hr including federal benefits, plus paid overtime. A high school diploma is NOT required. There are 4 entry level positions. Each may lead to any position you prefer at the USPS. They include Window Clerk, Mail Handler, Mail Processor and Mail Carrier. Take advantage of the help provided to ensure you are placed and placed quickly. Duties and Responsibilities: • The Window Service Clerk is responsible for greeting customers and offering assistance in product and service selection. • The Window Service Clerk manages operations... of retail window including sales and customer service. • The Window Service Clerk is responsible for maintaining adequate inventory of retail products. • The Window Service Clerk is responsible for cashing postal money orders both foreign and domestic. •

The Window Service Clerk processes customer transactions including purchases and returns. • The Window Service Clerk maintains store appearance by utilizing various set up models, replenishing product racks and displays. • The Window Service Clerk is responsible for maintaining product inventory. • The Window Service Clerk is responsible for ensuring stamp vending machines and postage meters are stocked and operational. • The Window Service Clerk must maintain clean, neat, and professional appearance which includes wearing the approved uniform. • The Window Service Clerk performs other duties as assigned. Functional Purpose Responsible for completing various tasks in support of sales of products and services in compliance with postal procedures, regulations, and laws. Ensures respectful and effective public relations with customers. Employment Requirements Must be 18 years old or 16 years old with high school diploma. Must be US citizen, permanent resident,

or citizen of American Samoa or other US territory. Ability to pass criminal background check, drug screening, and medical assessment. Must be registered with Selective Service (if applicable). Salary Range Up to $19.45 per hour paid bi-weekly Examination Requirements Candidates must successfully complete and receive a pass rating of the Virtual Entry Assessment - CS (477) for Customer Service Clerks. When the candidate is invited to take the assessment, directions will be provided via email. Background Check The Postal Inspection Service conducts a criminal background check by utilizing United States information and data resources only (FBI, fingerprint check, state and county checks). The investigation covers a 5 years inquiry for any location where the candidate lived, was employed, or went to school within the US or its territories. Physical Requirements Candidates are required to be physically able to perform the duties of the position in an efficient manner with or without reasonable accommodation. PI194845898 Expected salary: $19.45 per hour Location: Portland, OR Apply for the job now Apply Job!

 

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