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Mail Clerk-Night Shift

Csgi
US.NE.Omaha.DDC Posted Oct 20, 2026
Full-timeOn-site

About this role

Mail Clerk-Night Shift

Hi, I'm Lolitta... We are excited to learn more about you and your unique background.

We are looking for a Mail Clerk- Night Shift who will:

  • Operate a bursting machine and inter-stacker by threading statements correctly though the bursting equipment according to customer specifications.
  • Maintain and update customer address information on multiple shipping systems within the department.
  • Monitor and reprint any damaged statements to ensure accuracy.
  • Utilize CSG tracking software to complete the mailing process.

Is this opportunity right for you? We are looking for candidates who:

  • Are dependable and are open to working a 12-hour rotating shift schedule of 6 PM - 6 AM, including some weekends and holidays. Overtime opportunities are available.

  • 12- hour Rotating Work Schedule Example: Work 2 days then you get the next 2 days off. Then work the following 3 days then you get the next 2 days off.

  • Can use a personal computer and have a solid understanding of Microsoft Office applications, specifically Excel.

  • Can stand/walk for 95% of the shift. Able to bend stoop and lift materials between 25-50 lbs on a frequent basis.

  • Can perform basic mathematical calculations.

  • Proficient in English in a business environment.

  • Can successfully pass a Background Check and Drug Screening.

CSGer Perks & Benefits

  • Health Insurance benefits starting on Day 1!
  • Starting at $20.00+ per hr. for the Night Shift.
  • A $1,000.00 Sign on Bonus for all new hires.
  • On the job training for all new hires. No previous experience required.
  • Climate controlled work environment
  • Educational Assistance
  • Paid Vacation, Volunteer, and Holiday Time Off and so much more!

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