Wage At Lidl/Aldi

Shoed · 08-11-2008, 12:17 PM

lol wilkos dont pay 9 pound an hour, my brother works there as a team leader and he only gets 7.59. So, someone is lieing?

Ramones · 08-11-2008, 09:11 PM

Originally Posted by Kaveri

Haha, yes this is true but you're actually self-employed when working for them. I researched into this and it's a complicated process which means you have to pay so much of your salary to the store to employ you, or something along those lines which is why the rates of pay are so high. You have to pay for your own insurance etc. You're basically not gaining anything financial-wise it's just creating more hassle for yourself with no visible benefits

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Just a little heads up.

Originally Posted by Shrlurp

he won't get taxed.

depending on the circumstances.

read what he said ^^
i used tax as a simple term, basically, 9 quid an hour wont be the wage you take home with you

Wayne · 08-11-2008, 09:14 PM

Thanks everyone.

xBenxx · 09-11-2008, 08:37 PM

HOW MUCH! I get £3.75 for being general asst. at a play centre

Asher · 10-11-2008, 03:13 AM

To the above: I wouldn't get out of bed for that money. I'm sure that is well below min' wage too.

As for Wilko's, they do not pay 9 quid odd an hour, lol.

Lildl and Aldi don't have a lot of staff, so you tend to have to do everything. That includes cleaning the store, security etc.

Susie Dent · 10-11-2008, 03:28 AM

Originally Posted by Asher

To the above: I wouldn't get out of bed for that money. I'm sure that is well below min' wage too.

As for Wilko's, they do not pay 9 quid odd an hour, lol.

Lildl and Aldi don't have a lot of staff, so you tend to have to do everything. That includes cleaning the store, security etc.

To u: Do you have to murder the dog you serve in your restaurant as well as order people's crispy seaweed lol???