Aldi is a grocery store company that often has sales. They are getting ready for the holidays by hiring a lot more people. It is planned that the company will hire 13,000 more people and raise the average hourly wage to a very good $23.
According to a recent statement from Aldi, the new jobs will be in both stores and warehouses. Pay will start at anywhere from $18 to $23 an hour, based on the market and the job.
How many individuals employ ALDI?
At the moment, Aldi has more than 2,000 shops in 36 states and employs more than 49,000 people. As a result, there will be a big rise in the number of workers.
Atty McGrath, president of ALDI, said in a statement, “Whether it’s our in-store team stocking shelves with fresh food, our warehouse staff managing logistics, or our drivers delivering our popular ALDI Finds, our employees make shopping faster, easier, and cheaper for our customers.” “Getting and keeping good employees has always been important to our business, and we’re excited to help our new team members advance in their careers.”
- In-store team: Filling shelves with fresh produce
- Warehouse staff: Managing logistics
- Drivers: Delivering trending ALDI Finds
With this upcoming hiring boom, the company shows that it is not only committed to making shopping easy, but also to helping its workers advance in their careers. This holiday season, Aldi might be the best place for you to work if you want a fulfilling job in a busy place.
The health and happiness of our workers is very important to us. People who work more than 30 hours a week can get a full benefits package that includes health insurance, paid time off, flexible schedules, and parenting and caregiver leave that is fully paid.
Opportunities for Growth and Promotion
We believe in bringing out the best in people. Our company, which was started in Germany and is now based in Illinois, strongly supports raises from within. These are some amazing numbers:
- 70% of our assistant store managers began their journey as associates.
- 43% of our store managers also started in entry-level positions.