Want extra cash? These Modesto businesses pay up to $34 per hour for part-time jobs

Angela Rodriguez

June 5, 2024 at 4:16 p.m.·2 min read

Looking to earn some extra cash this summer?

Whether you’re searching your first job or a seasonal gig, several businesses are hiring across multiple positions in Modesto.

They range from restaurants to clothing retailers and pet stores.

As of Wednesday morning, here are which jobs were available, how much they pay and where you can apply:

Costco

Estimated salary: $15.19 to $24.42 per hour, ZipRecruiter says

Location: 3801 Pelandale Ave., Modesto

Costco is looking to fill the position of stocker.

The stocker is responsible for stocking merchandise for sale in the warehouse, clearing aisles and assisting members.

Petco

Estimated salary: $15 to $21 per hour

Location: 2021 Evergreen Ave., Modesto

Petco is hiring for the position of sales associate.

Some responsibilities of a sales associates include providing customer service, performing cashier duties and stocking merchandise.

Red Lobster

Estimated salary: $16 to $25 per hour

Location: 3000 Sisk Road, Modesto

Red Lobster is hiring to fill the position of a server.

A server is responsible for maintaining menu knowledge, providing customer service and serving food.

JCPenney

Estimated salary: $16 to $24 per hour

Location: 3401 Dale Road, Modesto

JCPenney is looking for someone to fill the position of cashier.

Cashiers are responsible for duties related to maintaining checkout standards, assisting with store recovery and meeting customer service standards.

In-N-Out Burger

Estimated salary: $22 to $25.50 per hour

Location: 1616 Sisk Road, Modesto

In-N-Out Burger is hiring a store associate.

This person is responsible for working in a fast-paced environment, serving food and providing customers with a friendly experience in a clean environment.

Olive Garden

Estimated salary: $15.50 per hour, plus tips

Location: 2200 Plaza Parkway, Modesto

Olive Garden is looking for someone to fill the position of server.

Duties related to this position include providing customer service, maintaining knowledge of menu items and serving food.

Customers shop at the Target store in midtown at J and 17th streets on Thursday, April 15, 2021, the first day it was open. It is the first small-format Target store in Sacramento.

Style Consultant

Estimated salary: $16.50 per hour

Location: 3900 Sisk Road, Modesto

Target is looking to hire a style consultant.

This position is responsible for creating a welcoming environment for guests, maintaining knowledge of merchandise locations and replenishing products.

Winco

Estimated salary: 18.96 to $33.05 per hour

Location: 4400 Crows Landing Road, Modesto

Winco is currently looking for a warehouse worker.

The worker is responsible for processing store orders for shipment by selecting items and loading products.

Dollar Tree

Estimated salary: $16 to $16.50 per hour

Location: 2601 Oakdale Road, Modesto

Dollar Tree is looking to fill an open position for sales floor associate.

Duties related to this position include assisting with store operations, assisting in the merchandising of the store and operating a cash register.

Texas Roadhouse

Estimated salary: $15.50 per hour

Location: 3037 Sisk Road, Modesto

Texas Roadhouse is looking to hire a server assistant/busser.

Some duties related to this position include clearing tables, assisting servers and helping guests.

What do you want to know about life in Modesto? Ask our service journalism team your top-of-mind questions in the module below or email servicejournalists@modbee.com.

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