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mailroom clerk jobs overview
On this page, we provide an overview of all available mailroom clerk jobs in the United States. Here, you can explore job opportunities and find the one that best matches your skills and career goals. This job overview allows you to compare and filter mailroom clerk jobs based on sector, location, and job type.
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mailroom clerk jobs: contract types
Mailroom clerk jobs in the U.S. are available in different contract types, including:
- Permanent mailroom clerk jobs: A permanent position provides long-term job security, structured work hours, and a steady paycheck. Many full-time roles also include benefits such as health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off.
- Contract mailroom clerk jobs: A contract role allows you to work for a company for a set period, offering flexibility and an opportunity to gain experience in office and administrative environments. Some contract roles may transition into full-time employment.
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about the mailroom clerk job
As a mailroom clerk, you are responsible for sorting, distributing, and processing incoming and outgoing mail and packages. Your duties may include organizing deliveries, maintaining records, managing postage, and ensuring mail reaches the correct recipients. Mailroom clerks often work in corporate offices, government buildings, and large organizations. If you're looking for a mailroom clerk position, Randstad can help you find opportunities across various industries in the U.S.
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how much does a mailroom clerk make in the United States?
Salaries for mailroom clerks in the U.S. vary based on experience, industry, and location. You can find more details on salary ranges on the job profile page. Additionally, each job listing in our overview includes salary details—simply click on a job description to learn more.
how to apply for mailroom clerk jobs
Finding your next mailroom clerk job is just a few clicks away! Here’s everything you need to know to submit your application.
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how do I apply for a job as a mailroom clerk?
Once you find a promising mailroom clerk job, applying is easy. In our job listings, click on the job posting that interests you and use the ‘Apply’ button at the top right of the page. If you have a Randstad account, your details will be filled in automatically. If not, you can quickly enter your information manually.
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does Randstad have any tips on how to search for mailroom clerk jobs?
If you’re searching for a mailroom clerk position but haven’t found the right fit, consider setting up job alerts. Click ‘Get job alerts for this search’ at the top right of the page and enter your details. You’ll receive notifications when new positions become available.
Another option is to submit your resume directly. Our recruiters will contact you as soon as an opportunity that matches your qualifications opens up.