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US Postal Service reviews

2.8

32% would recommend to a friend

(19,466 total reviews)

Louis DeJoy

17% approve of CEO

27% positive business outlook

US Postal Service has an employee rating of 2.8 out of 5 stars, based on 19,466 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The US Postal Service employee rating is 20% below average for employers within the Transporte y logística industry (3.5 stars).

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19K reviews
4.0
Apr 27, 2015

PSE seasonal mail PROCESSING CLERK

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Pros

This seasonal temp job through the holidays pays very well. I liked the fact that you are allowed to work in comfortable clothing, blue jeans and tee shirts, so no dressing up is required. There is quite a bit of overtime during the month of December.

Cons

This job is physically and mentally hard. Not smart hard but the ability to do the same thing for 9-12 hours at a time can wear you down. You are on your feet all of that time except for short breaks. It is hard on your back and shoulders to toss mail for this long and can be mind numbing.

3.0
Mar 21, 2015

Not Good/Not Bad-Neutral

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Pros

Good pay, sometimes a lot of hours

Cons

Poor management, and other clerks who have been working for a lot of years are either slow or moody all the time. Also, hours vary, never know if you are working ft, pt or overtime, and no benefits.

3.0
Mar 14, 2015

UPS AND DOWNS

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Pros

The hope for a Career position and possible pay that comes with it. . Good coworkers.

Cons

Stress! The Unions and Post Office have two different visions and are not a team. This causes most of the problems within the post office. Split shift - You could work 3 hours and then they send you home and have you come back and work 1, 2, or 3 more hours. Termination threat - In your 90 days you can and will be let go for any reason. Career route - Its very hard to attain a career position. The Postal service is going through lots of changes and plants are closing. Be prepared to be laid off and called back or they may eliminate your position all together. The post office is changing and who knows what it will be when it comes out at the end. Even though the Post office claims that they have never laid any one off they do not consider you an employee. They just recently eliminated the PMR position nation wide and every one of those people were told if they did not find another position they would lose their job. Lots of people who have worked for the Post Office for many years lost their jobs and the ones who did not, lost all of their seniority and had to start over. The only remaining PMRs are only able to work at 2 hour offices. Those offices are rare and only have one employee working withing it. Also those offices will more than likely be closed soon and those few positions that are remaining will be completely eliminated.

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