There are currently an estimated 13,100 mail superintendents in the United States. The mail superintendent job market is expected to shrink by 3.5% between 2024 and 2034.

How employable are mail superintendents?

CareerExplorer rates mail superintendents with a F employability rating, meaning this career should provide poor employment opportunities for the foreseeable future. Over the next 10 years, it is expected the US will lose -400 mail superintendents.

Are mail superintendents in demand?

The job of mail superintendent is among the twenty fastest declining occupations in the United States. Competition from electronic messaging platforms and private mail and parcel delivery companies is having a significant negative impact on traditional postal services worldwide. In many countries, including the U.S., reduced funding from the national government has led to downsizing of operations. Cutbacks include the closure of several post offices and discontinuation of some services, such as Saturday delivery. Relatively high pay rates and a progressively smaller number of jobs in the field mean very strong competition for available positions.

What’s the supply of mail superintendents?

The mail superintendent industry is concentrated in New York, Texas, Pennsylvania

Mail Superintendent job market by state

State Name Employed Mail Superintendents
New York 830
Texas 820
Pennsylvania 800
California 800
Ohio 510
Illinois 510
North Carolina 480
Michigan 450
New Jersey 440
Virginia 370
Florida 350
Georgia 340
Wisconsin 340
Massachusetts 330
Minnesota 320
Missouri 300
Indiana 290
Washington 280
Alabama 280
Tennessee 260
Iowa 260
Louisiana 250
Oklahoma 240
Kentucky 240
Maryland 230
Oregon 220
South Carolina 210
Colorado 200
Kansas 190
Mississippi 190
West Virginia 180
Maine 180
Arkansas 180
Alaska 170
Montana 170
Connecticut 160
New Hampshire 160
Arizona 150
Nebraska 150
New Mexico 140
Idaho 130
Vermont 120
Utah 110
South Dakota 100
North Dakota 90
Wyoming 80
Nevada 70
Hawaii 60
Rhode Island 40
Delaware 40