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Seasonal Revenue/Assessment Clerk
City of St. Louis
Revenue
Location
St. Louis, Missouri, 63105
Salary
Not specified
Type
Closes
March 7, 2026
Job Description
Summary
This seasonal job involves helping out in the City of St.
Louis Revenue Department during busy times from November to June, mainly by sorting mail and greeting visitors at office locations to guide them and answer basic questions.
It's a part-time role with about 40 hours a week at $15 per hour, perfect for someone reliable and customer-friendly who wants temporary work in an office setting.
A good fit would be a high school graduate comfortable with public interaction and basic administrative tasks.
Key Requirements
- High School Diploma or equivalent
- Ability to receive, open, and sort incoming mail
- Serve as a greeter at one of three locations (Clayton, West County, or South County)
- Direct customers and provide general information
- Remain current on personal and real property tax payments
- Availability for estimated 40 hours per week, 8AM-5PM, November through June
Full Job Description
The seasonal Revenue/Assessment Clerk will be working in the Department of Revenue assisting during peak business months (November through June) in Assessment and Collections. While there are no guaranteed hours, this position is estimated to work 40 hours per week from 8AM-5PM and the salary will be $15.00 hourly.Requirements
Receiving, opening, and sorting incoming mail.Serve as a greeter at any one of our three locations (Clayton, West County, or South County) where you will be directing customers and providing general information when asked.
Qualifications
High School Diploma or the equivalent.The work rules for the Department of Revenue require all employees, whether they reside in St. Louis County or elsewhere, to remain current in the payment of their personal and real property taxes.
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