Can I Track My Position on USPS Employment Registry?
The United States Postal Service (USPS) requires you to file a job application online with their eCareer program and to conduct almost all the follow-up and tracking related to your potential position online as well.
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USPS Employment Applications
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USPS jobs are filed for with the eCareer application found at the USPS website under the "Careers" link located on the homepage. This software guides the user through the entire application process and assigns a user ID and password for use during future visits when other jobs may be applied for should the initial position hoped for go to another candidate.
Potential USPS Employment E-mails
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If your application is approved, you are contacted by e-mail by a representative for USPS in the district you applied within. The contact is typically a supervisor over human resources for a large area of your home state, and they invite you for an interview at your local post office with a USPS representative. There is no further contact with the USPS eCareer application at this point and the process begins to unfold person to person via e-mail and in person.
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Potential USPS Employment Follow-Up
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After your job interview, you are contacted via e-mail if you are awarded the job you registered for online. If multiple people were interviewed, a cutoff time for contact concerning potential employment is typically presented by the person conducting the interview. For the new USPS employee, drug tests and an orientation session are all scheduled and confirmed via e-mail outside of the USPS eCareer application.
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