USPS?

[slowinmidga]

I work there in Macon but i went the route of rural carrier and i finally got enough seniority to get my own route. Most everything coming in is done by a test and a registry of applicants based on test scores. Of course prior millitary and disabilitys gets preference points. But just b/c you past the test it might be 2 years before they even reach your name on the list. The easiest way to get in is to start as an RCA. You dont get the benefits or a guranteed 40 hrs but you get the pay and work basically 40hrs+ a week and start at 17.87 i believe. Then as rural routes become availible its all based on seniority. On and i hate the first 3 hrs of work everyday but i love the last 5. go figure