Find work
How working with Alto works
Apply from your phone. Talk to a recruiter. Start work ready. You never pay us anything.
Who you work for
When Alto places you with a business, such as a store, a hotel or a warehouse, Alto HR is your employer. You work at the client’s site, but we pay you, handle your taxes and paperwork, and stay your contact for anything about the job.
Your recruiter
Helps you find the right job, explains the pay and schedule, and gets you ready to start.
The client’s manager
Shows you the work on site and runs your shift day to day.
Alto HR
Pays you every two weeks and is the place to call with any problem at work.
What you need to apply
A phone number
So a recruiter can call or text you. Applying takes a few minutes on your phone.
The work you want
The kind of job, where you can work and when you are free.
ID for hiring
When you are hired, you show documents that prove you can work in the United States, for Form I-9.
Alto HR participates in E-Verify. We use it only after a job offer and after Form I-9 is complete.
Preparing for your first shift
- Know your start time, where to go and who to ask for.
- Wear what we tell you. If you need anything for the job, we will say so before you start.
- Plan how you will get there, and leave extra time on the first day.
- Save our number. If something comes up, call us before your shift starts.
Kinds of work
Most of our jobs are in stores, grocery, hospitality and warehouses: cashiers, stockers, produce and freezer associates, baggers, housekeeping and shift leads. Some are seasonal, some are year-round, and some can turn into a permanent job with the business. See the job descriptions to learn what each role involves and what it pays locally.
How it works
Step 1: Apply
Pick a job or send your details. A resume helps but you do not need one.
Step 2: Talk to us
A recruiter calls or texts you about the job, the pay and the schedule.
Step 3: Get ready
You complete your hiring paperwork and free Alto Ready training before day one.
Step 4: Start and get paid
You start your first shift ready, and you get paid every two weeks.
Common questions
Do I need a resume?
No. A resume helps, but you can apply with your name, phone number and the kind of work you want.
Do I have to pay anything?
Never. Alto HR never charges job seekers a fee.
How soon can I start?
It depends on the job and how quickly you complete your paperwork and training. Your recruiter tells you the start date before you accept.
Can I work part time?
Yes. Many jobs are part time or seasonal. Tell us when you are available and we match you to schedules that fit.
Can a job become permanent?
Sometimes. Some clients hire associates directly after a period of work. Your recruiter tells you when a job is temp-to-hire.