New Hampshire — The United States Postal Service, consistently named one of the most trusted brands in America, is hiring motivated and dynamic individuals to help us Deliver for America. We are committed to our workforce - beginning with providing great job opportunities for new employees, then continuing to provide advancement and career development.

The Postal Service offers competitive wages for pre-career entry level positions such as letter carriers, rural route carriers, mail handlers, mail processing clerks and retail clerks. In these entry-level jobs, new employees earn valuable experience that may qualify them for a full-time position, eventually leading to a long, prosperous, and fulfilling career.

Career Counsellors will be available at the following locations from 10-2 to walk you through the application process:

September 6 – Laconia Post Office
September 7 – Amherst Post Office
September 8 – Nashua Post Office
September 13 – Bristol Post Office
September 14 – Pelham Post Office
September 15 – Milford Post Office
September 19 – Merrimack Post Office
September 20 – Hudson Post Office
September 21 – Conway Post Office
September 22 – Londonderry Post Office
September 27 – Derry Post Office
September 29 – Keene Post Office

Career employees can earn premium long-term benefits that complement good pay. Some of the benefits include:

• Multiple health and life insurance choices
• Pension benefits and a Thrift Savings Plan program, similar to a 401(k)
• Vacation time and sick leave

USPS is an organization that promotes largely from within, offering career development to help prepare employees to achieve their professional goals. Training programs include entry-level functional job-related training, technical hands-on learning, new supervisor training, and management-to-executive level development.

Postal Service positions open now include entry level, temporary, part time, and career opportunities that vary by geographical location. Take the first step into your future and learn about job openings in your area by clicking here: www.usps.com/careers.

The Postal Service generally receives no tax dollars for operating expenses and relies on the sale of postage, products, and services to fund its operations.

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