Nov. 4, 2024

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USPS Job Fairs provide assistance to applicants

INDIANA – The Postal Service will hold Job Fairs across the state on Thursday, Nov. 14. These events will be the last Job Fairs in 2024 where individuals can receive immediate in-person assistance with the application process.

The Indiana District is hiring for all positions, paying up to $22.13 per hour, plus some benefits. The Job Fairs will be held Thursday, Nov. 14 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the following locations:

OFFICE	ADDRESS	ZIP
ANGOLA	110 Harcourt Rd	46703
AUBURN	201 S Jackson St	46706
AVILLA	227 E Albion St	46710
CRAWFORDSVILLE	300 E Main St	47933
ELKHART	601 S Main St	46515
FAIRLAND	103 W Washington St	46126
GREENWOOD	407 W Smith Valley Rd	46142
HAUBSTADT	107 W Haub St	47639
HUNTINGBURG	410 N Jackson St	47542
LAFAYETTE MAIN OFFICE	3450 South Street	47901
MOORES HILL	14549 Main St	47032
MUNCIE	501 W Memorial Dr	47302
NEWBURGH	5411 State Route 261	47630
NORTH JUDSON	305 Keller Ave	46366
NORTH WEBSTER	623 N Main St	46555
PIERCETON	209 S First St	46562
REMINGTON	31 S Ohio St	47977
ROLLING PRAIRIE	3 S Depot St	46371
SCOTTSBURG	202 W McClain Ave	47170
TOPEKA	129 E Lake St	46571
UNION CITY	102 Pearl St	47390
WATERLOO	180 W Marion St	46793
WESTFIELD	17520 Dartown Rd	46074

As part of the USPS Delivering for America Plan, the goal is to stabilize our workforce by creating opportunities to work for the government’s most trusted agency. To assist potential applicants, USPS personnel will be available to provide detailed information and answer questions about open positions. Applications are accepted online only at www.usps.com/careers. The careers page is updated frequently.

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