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Postal Service Mail Sorters, Processors and Processing Machine Operators
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- Опубліковано 25 бер 2009
- Prepare incoming and outgoing mail for distribution. Examine, sort, and route mail by State, type of mail, or other scheme. Load, operate, and occasionally adjust and repair mail processing, sorting, and canceling machinery. Keep records of shipments, pouches, and sacks; and other duties related to mail handling within the postal service. Must complete a competitive exam.
Thank you to all of the hardworking people that make this happen day in and day out
I just started working there, it is hard work and the mail NEVER ENDS. You never complete a job, the next shift takes over and you pass the torch. I sweat in that warehouse. I love it though.
And I be tired everyday after work.. 😭😂 The music gets me through my shift…
LOL, why are people assuming that these employees are unhappy? These are most likely not candid video shots so these employees most likely know that they're being recorded for some kind of training/promotional video. That said, do you think someone laughing or smiling by themself is considered normal? I'm pretty sure if you saw someone like that on the street you'd want to stay away from them ....LOL.
I work at the plant, and while there are your fair share of grumps (just like any other workplace), they aren't the majority. A lot of people are shooting the shit while in passing, and this video doesn't include footage in the break/lunch rooms. Trust me, the plant is not that depressing. I came from the stations, and I think plant life is much better than station life.
Become career, take a bunch of OT...yeah, you're making bank in fairly short order for an accessible job. Not the worst place to work.
I've been trying to get in the USPS since 2007 to add to my military time. Although I was chosen as a rural carrier in 2020, I turned it down because my truck was still under warranty and didnt want to convert it to drive on the right side. Fast forward to 2022 i got hired as a City Carrier Assistant on 12-3-2022 and just finished the 3 days of OTJ on 1-12-23. And now I'm off for who knows how long because they've hired too many people. I'm surely not going to be getting the same hours/experience as the CCA's before me as I'm the 7 CCA with another one on the way and in a town of less than 10,000 people. At 50 y/o, I probably wouldn't have applied if I knew memory was a big part of it. My branch office most definitely ISN'T setting me up to succeed.
Hang in there, you will know most of the routes in 6 months. Don't worry about hours, there's always plenty of work. Don't forget that CCA's can work rural routes. Plus you can get sent to other offices. Your eligible for a pension after 12 years minus CCA time.
Why do they make the job sound bad?
beacuse it is boring and hard
J’ever hear the expression “going postal”?
Lots of involuntary OT and not having a set schedule when you're not a regular employee makes it so that you don't really have a life while working at the post office. Postal management on average is not that great as well, but some of them that rose from the craft ranks tend to be more understanding.
& that includes reading cursive!
i like how the one at the end looks sad
Just because she’s not smiling doesn’t mean she’s sad. Looks more like a blank face.
I didn't do any exams and I got the job right away 🥴
Is the job hard? I just applied for it.
@@Cloudyrain21 it's a bit hard around holidays but usually it's not that bad
@@mazo9486 thank you for the information!
Is this a distribution center or a typical post office?
Distribution
no one looks happy
You just described usps in one sentence
@@christopherpeery7436 😂😂☠️ if you know, you know.
Exact opposite at my plant everyone’s happy even the old timers
They’re not.
Not looking forward to starting this bid!
Well said bruh, that's exactly what these types of jobs entail.
Competition is high? Really?
I worked for Integrated mail. I was one of the fastest and most efficient workers there. So, how is it that i am not receiving my mail for over a year. When i know exactly where and how the process works. It's because someone is stealing my mail.
Oh DOJ, if you want to know which one, the only one in Milwaukee on Brown Deer Road. Through a agency in Milwaukee.
I'm not butting in but sometimes, I have to work on my own case. I've already contacted the IRS to let them know of the mail theft. But they can also verify me cashing those checks from Integrated mail.
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One route guy set his supervisor straight i hadn't seen that happen yet
I am
They are unhappy because they are probably casuals lol😂
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I saw today the Millions of USD of Bell & Howell Criterion Mail Sorting equipment that the Trump Administration trashed was at auction high bid of $24. It's still available if you want it. Nice job Trump. $24 ....
did $XELA bring anybody here?
None of these guys and gals ever look happy. Glad Im a carrier.
I was a carrier at one point and I couldn't stand it so now I'm a mail processing clerk doing this job and for me personally I like it, it's not all that bad I'm just happy to be working on the inside now.
Really? A lot of carriers (regulars as well) are forced to work lots of involuntary OT since the pandemic increased the package volume to make it seem like the holiday peak season never ended.
A good number of plant employees used to be carriers who changed crafts and transferred to the plant because their bodies couldn't handle the physical stress anymore.
A lot of boomers are retiring so GenX/Y and even zoomers are increasingly replacing their positions. That said, the plant workforce seems to be getting happier (at my plant, at least).
@@damanmarcel4700 Luck into a good semi-regular partner, take OT when possible, have some good tunes on hand...it ain't terrible.
Ok...good luck with that, while worrying about inclement weather, dog bites, possibly getting shot at, and little old ladies yelling at you "where is my mail?" every single day. 😎
Ok...good luck with that, while worrying about inclement weather, dog bites, possibly getting shot at, and little old ladies yelling at you "where is my mail?" every single day. 😎
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Worst job ever.
why? im applying to this job
It IS boring and tedious and you stand all day. But it pays well and I am now retired (after 30 years) and enjoying a good pension. Hang in there!
@@Sewcrafty1013how much will the USPS pension be after retirement? Monthly?
@@BorikenMamba Lots of variables. How many years you worked, how much you made in your career, etc. No set answer, but it's good. ;-)