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Thursday, June 16, 2011

Postal Employment in beautiful Gulf Shores, Alabama

Article Title: Work for the Postal Service in beautiful Gulf Shores
The U.S. Postal Service has published notification of an employment opportunity in beautiful Gulf Shores, Alabama, as External Publication for Job Posting 61231691. The job posting period is an unbelievably short period of 06/15/2011 - 06/19/2011. The position is for a PSE CLERK. All applicants must apply online at WWW.USPS.COM/EMPLOYMENT. The Postal Service says "Postal Support Employees hold temporary appointments for periods not-to-exceed 360 days. Subsequent appointments after a 5 day break in service are possible, but not guaranteed due to changes in operational needs." Reference: Gulf Shores Postal Employment

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

U.S. Postal Service is hiring now

Article Title: Post Office Hiring Non Career Employees Article Snip: The salary range for the Postal Support Employee (PSE) positions is $12 to $14.60 per hour (based on position) with limited benefits including raises, paid vacation days and access to health insurance only after the first 360-day term appointment. Reference:www.wetmtv.com

Monday, June 6, 2011

Post Office Job Opportunities

Article Title: Guffey Encourages Postal Veterans
To Spread the Word About New Job Opportunities
Article Snip: In many instances, the Postal Service is obligated to hire veterans before civilians, provided they are on the appropriate hiring register, Guffey said. Veterans should be educated about the benefits of being a postal employee and encouraged to take the necessary tests to be considered for employment.

“We want to make sure that veterans across the nation are on the list when hiring begins,” he said.

Along with the letter, the union included a short tutorial that explains how veterans can conduct job searches and apply for new positions.
Reference: www.apwu.org