Postal Service Clerks

Postal service clerks work at the customer service counters of post offices, serving as the primary point of contact between the postal system and the public. They spend their days helping customers mail packages and letters, weighing items to determine proper postage, and selling stamps, money orders, and other postal products. When customers need to send certified or registered mail, clerks process the necessary paperwork and provide tracking information. They also handle passport applications, answer questions about mailing regulations, and resolve issues with lost or damaged shipments.