Costco to raise hourly pay for most US store workers to over $30
- Costco Wholesale will raise hourly pay for most fixed-wage U.S. Store workers to over $30.
- Top-Tier employees' pay will increase by $1 to $30.20 in the first year, while entry-level workers will see a 50-cent rise to $20 per hour.
- Costco CEO Ron Vachris stated that the company's wages and benefits 'will continue to significantly exceed those offered by other retailers in the industry.'
- The proposal reflects Costco's financial success in recent years, as indicated by multiple reports.
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Costco to Raise Hourly Pay for Employees to Over $30
Costco, the third-largest retailer in the world, has announced a significant pay increase for its hourly store workers. According to a memo sent to employees, the retailer will boost the pay for most of its hourly workers to over $30 per hour over the next three years. Starting this year, top-of-the-scale employees will see an increase of $1, bringing their hourly pay to $30.20. This will be followed by another $1 raise in the subsequent two yea…
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