at what age can a postal worker retire
The Postal Service is a quasi-government agency that is funded only by mail-related revenues. USPS employed about 541,000 full-time career workers as of May 1, according to a spokeswoman. A federal or postal worker is currently eligible to retire if they meet one of the following seven criteria: 1.) They are covered by FERS, are at least 56 years old (the minimum retirement age for FERS) and have at least 30 years of service. 2.)