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Depends on your route, RCAs are on evaluated time... so as for me, my route is evaluated at 7.49 hours or something close to that. After my probationary time I get paid the 17 some odd dollars for 7.49 hours no matter how long or short the day is... But I'm also just a relief RCA so I only work every Saturday unless the regular takes a day off.
https://www.indeed.com/cmp/United-States-Postal-Service/faq/what-is-the-average-hours-for-an-arc-assistant-rural-carrier?quid=1bhptjv0d0kbp107
Downvote 7. Answered July 26, 2017 - Rural Carrier Associate (Current Employee) - Sanford, NC. Depends. You can work 8 hours or 12 hours in a day. Just depends on when you finish delivering mail for your route. Answered June 9, 2017. It can be anywhere from 8 hours a week to 50/60 hours.
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My first two interviewers told me one day a week most weeks. My third office insisted that their RCA's nearly always worked full time and I've seen weeks ranging from 30-65 hours. The larger the office the more hours you tend to get. If you're looking to be worked to death, a CCA job is worth a cautious look.
https://www.change.org/p/united-states-postal-service-rural-carrier-associate-rca-hours-work-count-toward-retirement
Rural Carrier Associate (RCA) currently are considered part time employees and receive no benefits. New regulations are mandating RCAs to work Saturday and Sundays along w covering Monday thru Friday. RCAs in many locations are working 7 days a weeks without any benefits. RCAs are working 40+ hours a week with only an option to buy into insurance.
https://www.indeed.com/cmp/United-States-Postal-Service/faq/how-many-day-have-to-work-in-a-week-for-rca?quid=1cqcrc2vmak6j800
8 hours a day, you are on call 5 days a week. Downvote 1. Answered February 5, 2017. RCA's are only guaranteed one day per week- Saturday. You may work more each week, two or three is average. Most of us worked 7 days every week from mid- …
https://www.ruralmailtalk.com/threads/limit-on-number-of-hours-rca-can-work-in-pay-period.4464/
-- Step 4 ( R-96 ) -- "Prevents" manglement from scheduling an RCA for more than 12 hours of evaluated work a day ( although the RCA may take more than 12 hours to complete the assignment(s)). -- ELM Section 432.32 -- in part: employees may not be required to work more than 12 hours in a one service day.
https://about.usps.com/manuals/elm/html/elmc4_015.htm
The employee is paid 2 hours out–of–schedule premium for the hours worked from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. and 6 hours’ straight time for the hours worked from 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. If in this situation the employee continues to work into or beyond the balance of his or her regular schedule (2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.), then he or she is to be paid for hours worked in accordance with …
https://www.ruralinfo.net/health-insurance-options-for-rural-carrier-associates-rca/
At that time it was only available to RCAs that worked more than 30 hours per week. With the signing of the 2015-2018 NRLCA/USPS Contract, all RCAs are now eligible for this plan. No choice of plan. USPS DOES pay some on this plan. Click here for more information
https://www.ar15.com/forums/general/Anyone_worked_for_USPS_as_a_andamp__34_rural_carrier_associateandamp__34__/5-477647/
RCA's make $16 and change an hour. You'll be paid evaluated hours for the route which means the PO says the route can be done in 8 hours so that's what you'll get paid for. If it takes you 9 hours you get paid 8 but if it takes less, say 6 hours you'll still get paid for 8 hours.
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