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Pay and benefits

The pay is on every job listing. You get paid every two weeks. You never pay us a fee.

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How you get paid

  • Every two weeks

    Pay day comes every two weeks, for every hour you worked.

  • Pay shown up front

    Your pay rate is on every job listing before you apply.

  • Direct deposit

    Paid straight into your bank account if you have one.

  • No bank account?

    Choose a pay card or a paper check instead.

Your hours and overtime

You are paid for every hour you work, including training we ask you to complete. Hours over 40 in a workweek are paid at one and a half times your rate, as federal law requires for hourly associates. Check your hours on every pay stub, and tell us right away if something looks wrong.

Taxes

Alto HR is your employer, so we withhold your taxes from each paycheck and send you a Form W-2 after the end of each year for your tax return.

Benefits

For eligible associates:

  • Health insurance

    Coverage for eligible associates, explained by your recruiter when you qualify.

  • Paid time off and sick leave

    Paid time away from work for eligible associates.

  • Referral bonus

    A bonus when someone you refer is hired.

  • Free training

    Alto Ready training before your first shift, at no cost to you.

Who is eligible, and when, depends on your hours and how long you have worked with us. Ask your recruiter for the details.

Your first vest is free

Associates and supervisors get their first Alto HR vest free when they start. The vest stays Alto HR property and is returned when the work ends.

Common questions

When is my first paycheck?

On the first pay day after your first pay period ends. Pay is every two weeks, and your recruiter tells you the exact dates.

What if my paycheck is wrong?

Call us right away with the dates and hours. We check your hours and fix any mistake.

Does Alto ever take a fee from my pay?

No. Alto HR never charges job seekers or associates a fee to get or keep a job.