Post Offices in Worcester, MA

“This post office is great and the staff is always friendly, but like other reviewers have said, the lunch hour is not what's listed here. On the door there is currently a printed sign that says they close for lunch from 1-2 every day. Online it says they close from noon-1.

Today I decided I'd head over a little before 1 and to kill some time before they return, I would go grab something to eat. I'm glad I decided to just check and see because it was 12:50 and I would have missed my opportunity to drop off my package today if I had stuck to my original plan!”

“Like everyone, I hate lines, but that's part of the problem with the size of the building, not the employees. I've always found this location to have friendly and helpful people. And no, I don't work for them!”

“Mike makes this hidden gem of a post office my favorite place to wait in line! He's always so kind, curious, empathetic and professional. Goes out of his way help a customers, day after day. Great guy, but priceless employee!”

“This post office provided probably the best experience I've had with USPS. The woman who helped me was unbelievably kind and personable and made sure everything I needed was taken care of right away. The line moved efficiently and everyone was able to comply by current social distancing because of how clearly marked the post office was. Absolutely recommend this location and thank you for helping me get my TREX stamps”

“Someone had only one job and just couldn’t do it. I usually do not leave reviews but this is the second time this is happening to me. The first time was in 2020 when my box of items from Florida was delivered to me half empty with most of the items missen, and when I came to the post office to report the rep at the counter was super rude.
Today I tracked a mail that I was expecting and when I checked I was told it was delivered to a P.O. Box at Joseph D Early Post Office. I do not have a P.O. Box so I was wondering why that would happen. I got there for them to check only for the guy at the counter(Samy) to rudely discharge me. When I asked for his supervisor's number to call he gave me a number to dial and as soon as I did it wasn’t going through. I told him and he rudely asked me to go make my call elsewhere and that if it didn't go through I should just leave a message and that he had to attend to people, mind you there was only one person he if me at that time and there were other two people also working at the counter who could attend to the one person behind me because they were not attending to anyone at that moment.

Thankfully one of the people behind the counters(Ezechiel) was free at that moment and I went to speak with him I pleaded with him to please assist me in finding my mail, and he was very kind and empathetic about it. He asked me to write down the tracking number, my address, and my details so he could look into it. At this point, I had tears in my eyes from his kind words and waited for him to go check for it, and even though he didn't find it he did show me the next step to take and I was in so much tears before leaving the post office.

I cried because of how rudely Samy discharged me like I was there to waste his time and how kind and important Ezechiel made me feel. You choose to be at the front desk or behind the counter, it means you are ready to work with people and you have to be kind to people when working with people because you do not know what they are going through. God bless you, Ezechiel.

Update.
So today ( July 19, 2024) I did receive a voicemail (sent yesterday) from the supervisor Zachary, who apologized for the confusion and the inconvenience caused and told me to wait for some hours or till today as he was waiting to hear from the carrier to see where she delivered my package to and Zachary gave me a call soon as he got the answer and said the package has been sent to my mail. I went to check and thankfully the package finally has been delivered. God bless everyone at the post office who took their time off to make this happen after I've been told it could be lost.”