Lidl assigns entry salary of 900 euros to new workers

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In recent years, Lidl Portugal has received the Top Employer certification, an award that distinguishes companies with the best practices in human resources management. Lidl Portugal will invest 8.3 million euros in 2025 to increase its employees' salaries by up to 10%, covering the entire team in the national territory. Since January 2025, Lidl has been offering new store and warehouse operators a starting package worth more than €1,100, for a …

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According to the group, since January, its entry package for new store and warehouse operators, for a workload of 40 hours a week, includes a base salary now set at 900 euros “and a meal allowance of 9.60 euros, which represents, on average, a monthly amount of more than 200 euros”. According to Lidl, “the base salary is 30 euros above the national minimum wage [...] and an increase of 50 euros compared to the amount charged by the brand until t…

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The German-born retail chain says that increases of up to 10% represent an investment of around 8.3 million euros.

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Supermarket chain Lidl has increased its starting salary to 900 euros, 50 euros more than last year and 30 euros above the national minimum wage set for this year. In a statement, Lidl reveals that, in total, it invested 8.3 million euros in salary increases for around nine thousand employees in stores, warehouses and offices. “Recognizing and valuing the contribution of our people is not only essential for us, but it is also paramount to ensuri…

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According to the supermarket chain, “the base salary is 30 euros above the national minimum wage” and “an increase of 50 euros compared to the amount charged by the brand until then”.

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According to the group, since January, its entry package for new store and warehouse operators, for a workload of 40 hours a week, includes a base salary now set at 900 euros “and a meal allowance of 9.60 euros, which represents, on average, a monthly amount of more than 200 euros”. According to Lidl, “the base salary is 30 euros above the national minimum wage [...] and an increase of 50 euros compared to the amount charged by the brand until t…