This seasonal Laborer position supports the IRS Taxpayer Services, Customer Assistance, Relationships and Education, Correspondence Production Services area. The role provides labor and material-handling services that help agency business units produce and distribute information to the public and other business units. Timely shipping and processing of materials and time-sensitive information are important to the work. The position involves moving forms, supplies, equipment, and finished mail between warehouses, staging areas, and work areas using weight-handling equipment. The laborer safely handles and stacks boxes, trays, and pallets; operates packaging equipment; prepares packages and pallets for shipment; loads stock; and assembles mail trays onto pallets according to established procedures. This is seasonal work, with a season running from March to December and a season length of 8–10 months. Employees may be placed in non-pay status or recalled to duty based on workload or budget and the seasonal employment agreement. Work is generally indoors in an office, warehouse, or loading dock, though outdoor work may expose the employee to all weather conditions. The role requires very heavy physical effort, including lifting and moving objects weighing over 50 pounds and operating heavy equipment. Employees may be on their feet for up to eight hours per day in an environmentally controlled space and must use required safety clothing and equipment. The position may require work on holidays and weekends depending on workload. All tours of duty have no lunch period and include two 20-minute breaks. Staggered work hours or an alternative work schedule may be available. Employees must obtain and use a Government-issued charge card for business-related travel.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed