Holiday Help Needed at the U.S. Postal Service

[Friday]

Temporary 'Casual' Positions
$13.50 per hour
(plus 8% night differential)

Nashua Logistics & Distribution Center - Nashua NH
Manchester Processing & Distribution Center - Manchester NH

Applicants:

• Must pass drug testing and medical assessment
• Must be US Citizen or Permanent Resident Alien
• Must be able to lift up to 70 lbs

Full background check will be conducted.
Evening & Night hours available
Limited Day Shifts
Work begins in Nov/Dec
Must be 18 or High School Graduate

Contact 1-888-666-7809
Call Monday - Friday between 11:00AM - 7:00PM

The United States Postal Service is an Equal Opportunity Monopolistic Employer.

Yes, it's true... the U.S. Postal Service's phone number starts with 666.   

[J’raxis 270145]

From what I've heard, they also check to make sure you signed up for Selective Service.

[slim]

If need be I would take almost any job but no job where my paycheck come from stolen money.

[mvpel]

The US Postal Service last accepted a public subsidy in 1982.

[error]

OK, well, I don't want to work for a government-enforced monopoly.

[supperman15]

The United States Postal Service is an Equal Opportunity Monopolistic Employer.

unless you do drugs or have committed a crime....

[slim]

The US Postal Service last accepted a public subsidy in 1982.

I would disagree the buildings that the postal service uses is not on the tax rolls. I consider this a subsidy in our current system.

[Lloyd Danforth]

The US Postal Service last accepted a public subsidy in 1982.

I would disagree the buildings that the postal service uses is not on the tax rolls. I consider this a subsidy in our current system.

And it is still a monopoly

[Insurgent]

Thanks for this helpful job posting, Friday! A lot of people could use some extra income this time of year 

[Fluff and Stuff]

The US Postal Service last accepted a public subsidy in 1982.

I would disagree the buildings that the postal service uses is not on the tax rolls. I consider this a subsidy in our current system.

I am not sure if I consider the income or corporate tax breaks the government's postal service gets as tax breaks but I certainly consider the local sales and property tax breaks it gets to be subsidies (by the state and local populations).