Employees - Frequently Asked Questions
Your Success is Our Success!
Congratulations and welcome aboard! Here are answers to the most Frequently Asked Questions when someone starts a new job.
Who's responsible for turning in my time?
In general, you are. However, if your worksite is using a Total Placement time clock, our mobile time card app, or one of our client’s time clocks, your time is sent in automatically.
When do I get paid?
Every Friday following the week you worked.
How do I get paid?
Your paycheck will be Direct Deposited into your checking account or onto your Debit Card - Easy and Hassle-Free. Your pay stub is emailed to you weekly as well as recorded in your employee dashboard.
If you choose a debit card, a temporary card will be issued for immediate use. Your permanent card will arrive in approximately 10 days. KEEP your temporary card if the permanent card is lost.
How do I get paystub and payroll history?
Your pay stubs are emailed weekly. Your payroll history and W-2 info on your personal employee portal on our website available 24/7. Call to get login information.
Do you offer Medical Insurance?
Absolutely! Enjoy extremely affordable options! Upon starting work, employees are encouraged to enroll into one of our Group Medical plans. These health plans are known for great coverage, extremely low co-pays, low-to-no deductibles, and a super prescription drug plan. All plans include your own personal health wallet, and free 24/7 access to nurses for all your medical questions!
Insurance application is made upon time of employment with insurance becoming effective within approximately 30-45 days. Ask for Details.
How Do I Change My Direct Deposit Information?
You change your Direct Deposit information through your online portal. If you need assistance, call for instructions.
What if I want to change jobs?
Total Placement can help you do that! We understand that not everyone likes the same job. If your present job is not working for you, or you just want to investigate alternatives – we are here to help you move!
When changing jobs, it is always in your best interest to give notice. It makes you look really good and allows you to use that employer as a reference. Everybody wins!