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Mail clerk, Kaimahi mēra

Also known as

  • Mailroom assistant, mailroom administrator, mailroom officer, mail handler, mail distribution clerk

Mail clerks process mail for large organisations. They sort and deliver incoming mail, and address and package outgoing mail.

A mail clerk searches mail slots. Some documents and letters can be seen in the mail slots.

Your pay could be

$50K

Lower

$54K to $70K

Most common

$79K

Upper

How does this pay compare?

Pay is before tax

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Other career ideas in Administration and customer services
Ētahi atu huatau aramahi i Mahi whakarite me ngā ratonga kiritaki,

Career idea

Administration officer

Āpiha whakahaere mahi

Pay

$53K to $77K annually

You'll need

0 to 2 years of training
Administration officers oversee the administrative activities in offices. They may schedule meetings, manage files and provide information to office staff, clients or visitors.

Career idea

Administration team leader

Kaihautū rōpū mahi whakarite

Pay

$63K to $99K annually

You'll need

0 to 2 years of training
Administration team leaders manage or supervise administration and support staff.

Career idea

Administrative services manager

Kaiwhakahaere ratonga tari

Pay

$64K to $110K annually

You'll need

0 to 2 years of training
Administrative services managers oversee an organisation's administration services like records management and office resources.

Career idea

Customer service representative

Māngai ratonga kiritaki

Pay

$51K to $75K annually

You'll need

0 to 1 year of training
Customer service representatives respond to enquiries and questions, deal with complaints, provide information about products and services, take orders and process returns.

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