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Hereof, how do you become a postal clerk?

A high school diploma or equivalent is required to become a postal service worker. All applicants for these jobs must take a written exam. Although there is no specific postsecondary education requirement to become a postal service worker, all applicants must have a good command of English.

One may also ask, how many hours a day do postal workers work? When it comes to working hours, full-time postmen/women can expect to notch up to 40 hours per week working from 5.30am to 1pm. Don't fancy dealing with barking dogs? Alternatively, you can work in a sorting office dealing with letters and parcels as well as bagging and labelling post.

Herein, how much does a postal window clerk make?

An average annual postal clerk salary for a career worker is $49,730 as of 2017. In fiscal year 2015, postmaster relief workers earned an average of $14.87 per hour with postal support employees earning $18.16 per hour. A part-time flexible clerks wages are $27.79 to $44.67 per hour based on pay grade.

Do you need a license to work at the post office?

Some USPS employees stand all day! USPS workers who drive as a part of their work responsibilities will be required to be at least 18 years old and hold a valid, unblemished driver's license. U.S. post office job listings always include exact job requirements.