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IIRC, Aldi's cashiers in the US were (are?) paid extremely well for a cashier. My mom mentioned to me (around 10 years ago) that the positions were infrequently
by emidln 12y ago
IIRC, Aldi's cashiers in the US were (are?) paid extremely well for a cashier. My mom mentioned to me (around 10 years ago) that the positions were infrequently open and competitive because they were paying close to $15 an hour.
Of course, two skills the cashiers were required to have were the ability to memorize lots of numbers and trustworthiness to handle large amounts of cash. It was likely worth it to pay employees enough to make getting fired enough of a deterrence to theft.
- doorhammer 12y agoI made over $14 as a night clerk in Oklahoma 7-11s. It was an entirely separate corp from the southland 7-11s. Most of the workers I knew there were pretty hard workers, and the 7-11's there were more similar to Quiktrips than 7-11s elsewhere. They usually didn't have a problem keeping people on point because it wasn't hard to replace you with someone good at the $13 or so even a normal day shift was making.