US Postal Service Employee Reviews about "work life balance"
Updated 29 Nov 2021

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"Pay and benefits good work environment" (in 665 reviews)
"Good pay for some pretty hard work" (in 1531 reviews)
"No work life balance due to working 6 days a week 10 hour days" (in 310 reviews)
"Work weird shifts so poor work life balance" (in 306 reviews)
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Reviews about "work life balance"
Return to all Reviews- Former Employee★★★★★
Pros
Good work life balance and good free time for other activities
Cons
Too much of free time and good work life balance
Continue reading - Former Employee, less than 1 year★★★★★
You would think it’s a good job because it a federal job…NO
24 Oct 2021 - City Carrier Assistant in Atlanta, GARecommendCEO ApprovalBusiness OutlookPros
Good Pay Good Benefits when you become career in 2 years and Better all over when you get your own route but that can take 3 to 4 years
Cons
Horrible Absolutely no work life balance they expect you to work 10 to 12hrs a day and 6 days a week you never know when you going to get off. As a CCA you are a complete slave. Then you got to drive them Old dusty trucks that are always breaking down and the seats are uncomfortable then if you got a walking route the routes are so long. They put so much work on you the managers don’t care they will have you out there at 9 and 10 at night trying to deliver mail if you can make it for 3 years then you will be okay but I definitely wouldn’t recommend unless you overly bored with life and don’t have no obligations to nothing or no one and the pay is good but for all the mess that comes with it they should pay more. Don’t believe the hype but if you decide to pursue it GOOD LUCK TO YOU
Continue reading - Former Employee, more than 3 years★★★★★
If you hate being home and having time off, welcome.
2 Mar 2021 - Rural Carrier Associate in Midlothian, VARecommendCEO ApprovalBusiness OutlookPros
The pay is pretty good, lets be real its pretty hard to get $19 a hour for unskilled repetitive manual labor position, where you don't even need a high school diploma. Not even the mighty military can do that. Plus your job security is pretty solid outsi