How to Get Your Pay Stub From ALDI

Current employees

MyALDI USA (ALDI's employee app - not a payroll system): https://myaldi.com/

If you no longer work there

ALDI publishes no alumni portal, and no ALDI-owned page found in this check offers former-employee self-service, so this is a phone-and-people route rather than a login. Call the store you worked at and ask to be put through to the district manager's office or the divisional HR team - ALDI runs US operations through regional divisions, and that is where employment records for a given store are handled. Have your employee number, your dates of employment and the exact pay dates you need written down before you call; asking for "my pay stubs" without dates is what turns a five-minute request into weeks. Put the request in writing afterwards so there is a record of what you asked for. Be aware that the two addresses most often handed to former ALDI employees online are useless: ptp.aldi.us is a produce supplier system, and myhr.aldi.us and hr.aldi.us lead nowhere at all - there is no page behind either one for a browser to open. If what you actually need is annual totals rather than individual statements, an IRS wage and income transcript reports the W-2 data an employer filed - but it will not reproduce a pay stub.

Addresses that no longer work

• ptp.aldi.us, widely published as "MyHR ALDI" or the ALDI employee login — Loads a real login page at its sign-in path - the bare address ptp.aldi.us on its own returns a page-not-found error, which is worth knowing if you type it and think the site is down. But it is the wrong system entirely. The sign-in page it does serve is a PrimeFaces form whose header reads "Produce Tendering Platform [us] DEFAULT", with legal notice, privacy and security-policy links belonging to the ALDI SOUTH group - a tendering tool for produce suppliers. It asks only for "Login" and "Password". There is no payroll, pay stub or W-2 function behind it, and an employee number will not get you in.
• myhr.aldi.us and hr.aldi.us — Nothing is served at either one. The names themselves exist - aldi.us answers for any name you put in front of it, including one invented for this check - but neither publishes a web address, so a browser never opens a connection and you get nothing at all. That gap is exactly how these two end up in link roundups: an automated check sees a reply to the name and records it as alive, and nobody ever tried loading the page.

What MyALDI is, and what it is not

myaldi.com answers with a 301 to myaldius.staffbase.com and loads as "MyALDI USA", ALDI-branded, built on Staffbase - the employee-communications platform, not a payroll system. Its public face is company news and press coverage; a sign-in button unlocks the internal side, with the page noting that authorised MyALDI USA users get additional features once logged in. Treat it as the internal noticeboard it is. Nothing on the public side offers a pay statement, a W-2, or a tax-withholding form, and no amount of digging through it will produce one.

How a produce supplier login became "the ALDI HR portal"

Go to ptp.aldi.us's sign-in page and you get a PrimeFaces login whose page header reads "Produce Tendering Platform [us] DEFAULT", with legal and security-policy links belonging to the ALDI SOUTH group. It is a buying-side tool for produce suppliers to tender against ALDI's requirements. It asks for a login and a password, which is apparently all it took: several employee-portal roundups describe it as the ALDI HR login, repeating each other's wording. The same pages list myhr.aldi.us and hr.aldi.us, and neither of those has a web address behind it at all - type either one and your browser never reaches anything to display.