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Aldi Makes Huge Announcement Affecting 45,000 Staff
Aldi Ireland will invest €5.5 million to raise hourly wages to €15.40, meeting the Living Wage Recommendation before the national minimum wage increase in April.
- Tuesday's announcement from Aldi Ireland confirmed a 2% pay rise, with the minimum base set at 15.40, effective from 1 February, said Niall O'Connor.
- The company said it is investing around €5.5 million in this pay review, including auto-enrolment contributions, to reward and retain colleagues, Aldi Ireland said.
- Aldi's network of 166 stores and over 4,800 staff will see pay progression now includes increments up to €14.71, according to the company.
- Niall O'Connor said, `We are proud to confirm a 2% pay increase for our valued hourly colleagues, effective from 1 February`, adding `This marks the eighth consecutive year we have met or exceeded the recommended Living Wage`.
- From March 1, Aldi said starting pay for store assistants will increase from 13.02 to 13.35, ahead of the national minimum wage rising from 12.21 to 12.71 per hour for eligible workers aged 21 and over.
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Aldi to lift pay for store workers from March
Starting pay for store assistants at the supermarket chain will increase by 33p from £13.02 to £13.35 an hour from March 1.
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Aldi Ireland hourly wages up
Aldi Ireland has recently announced a 2% increase for all colleagues paid hourly rates, with effect from 1 February. Aldi first committed to paying the Living Wage at a minimum to all colleagues in 2018. 25% increase This latest increase equates to a 25% increase across the last five years. This pay increase means the minimum hourly base pay rate at Aldi’s stores and warehouses will be €15.40 per hour, with additional annual increments rising to…
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