Posted: Sat 29th Oct 2022

Updated: Sat 29th Oct

Aldi to pay minimum of £11 an hour to all store assistants

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales
This article is old - Published: Saturday, Oct 29th, 2022

Aldi is to raise its store assistants’ starting pay to £11 an hour.

Aldi says it is “also the only supermarket to offer paid breaks, which for the average store colleague is worth an additional £871 annually.”

Aldi will also be increasing the rates of pay for thousands of logistics colleagues, with starting salaries of at least £10.90, in line with the Real Living Wage.

Giles Hurley, Chief Executive Officer of Aldi UK and Ireland, said: “Just as we promise Aldi customers that we will always offer the lowest grocery prices in Britain, we are committed to being the highest-paying supermarket for our colleagues.”

“We are incredibly proud of every single member of Team Aldi, and are pleased to become the first UK supermarket to pay a minimum of £11 per hour to all Store Assistants, exceeding the Living Wage Foundation’s recommended Real Living Wage.”

“Aldi was earlier this year named Employer of the Year by The Grocer magazine and its store expansion plans are set to create over 6,000 new jobs this year, adding to the 4,500 permanent roles created last year.”

 

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