New rates of pay for drivers and store staff exceed legal minimum wage for people aged 25 and older

Sainsbury’s is increasing hourly pay by more than 12% for grocery delivery drivers and more than 5% for its lowest paid shop workers as staff shortages continue to affect British businesses.

Basic pay for shop workers, at Sainsbury’s supermarkets and the Argos catalogue chain, will rise to a minimum of £10 an hour from the current £9.50 from 6 March. The company said the change would cost £100m.

Continue reading…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like

Liz Truss on verge of major U-turn on real-terms benefits cut

Exclusive: Tory MPs warn PM she would lose vote on increasing benefits…

‘One step at a time’: entrepreneur buys stairwell in London to help startups

Simon Squibb plans to provide small businesses with rent-free space after bidding…

UK labour market heads for turning point as pay growth nears peak

Wage demands likely to cool as inflation starts to head down and…

Battle for Brixton’s soul as billionaire Texan DJ plans 20-storey tower block

Residents vow to stop Taylor McWilliams’s scheme to develop a site that…