July 14, 2026 The Postal Inspection Service is hiring police officers. USPS employees have until Sunday, July 19, to apply. The public — including non-career USPS employees — can apply from Monday, July 20, through Saturday, Aug. 8. Available duty locations include Boston; Chicago; Fort Worth; Los Angeles; New York City; Philadelphia; San Francisco; and … Read more
April 28, 2026 A career at USPS puts you at the cutting edge of today’s logistics industry Serving the public and running one of the world’s largest logistics networks are synonymous with today’s modern U.S. Postal Service. Thanks to our transformation plan and our long history of innovation, we are an organization where technology, engineering, … Read more
April 13, 2026 Greater Los Angeles – The Postal Service will host an in-person hiring fair this Friday, April 17, 2026, to fill career vacancies for Automotive Technicians and Electronic Technicians. As the organization advances toward the future and the evolving needs of its customers, it will also require skilled experts to help maintain one of the largest … Read more
April 9, 2026 The Postal Inspection Service is accepting applications through its hiring portal from Tuesday, April 14, through Thursday, April 23. Postal inspectors are federal law enforcement officers who protect the integrity of the U.S. Mail while safeguarding USPS employees and customers. Postal inspectors enforce more than 200 laws to combat drug trafficking, money … Read more
January 14, 2026 The Postal Service will offer three virtual job fairs for supervisory positions this year, starting in February. Topics to be covered during the fairs include: • The supervisory role, including responsibilities, potential career paths and how to find and apply for positions; • How to effectively respond to knowledge, skills and abilities … Read more
Postal inspectors play a critical role in protecting the integrity of the U.S. Mail, safeguarding postal employees and customers, and fighting crimes that threaten the American public. They enforce more than 200 federal laws covering the postal system.
A new session — “Not Interviewed, Not Selected, Now What?” — has been added to provide enhancements for new and returning attendees.
All participants must be current USPS employees and attend while off the clock. Participation is voluntary.
