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ALDI to hire 13,000 & increase average pay. See what that means for the Mahoning area

Officials at ALDI say current hiring efforts will help employ new locations and prepare for the holiday season.
Officials at ALDI say current hiring efforts will help employ new locations and prepare for the holiday season. Courtesy of ALDI

ALDI announced Wednesday the grocery business would add more than 13,000 store and associate positions nationwide while also raising its national average hourly pay.

ALDI currently employs more than 49,000 people, but has spent the past few years aggressively buying and building new locations. The Mahoning area’s newest addition is in Poland.

The company bases its salaries on the location and position. An Austintown assistant store manager position may be evidence of ALDI’s salary increases in Ohio. While Ziprecruiter lists the location’s average starting wage for this position at $18 per hour, ALDI has the position posted on their website with a starting wage of $24.50 per hour with a dollar an hour pay raise after one year.

“Our ability to attract and retain talent has always been key to our success, and we look forward to helping our new team members grow in their careers,” said Atty McGrath, president of ALDI.

Now hiring

Poland

Store Associate/Cashier/Stocker

  • Position Type: Part-Time
  • Average Hours: Fewer than 30 hours per week
  • Current Starting Wage: $17.50 per hour
  • Wage Increases: Year 2 - $18 | Year 3 - $18.50 | Year 4 - $18.50 | Year 5 - $19.50

Store Associate

  • Position Type: Full-Time
  • Average Hours: 32-40 hours per week
  • Starting Wage: $17.50 per hour
  • Wage Increases: Year 2 - $18.00 | Year 3 - $18.50 | Year 4 - $18.50 | Year 5 - $19.50
  • Note: This store will train at a nearby store until this store opens.

Austintown

Assistant Store Manager

  • Position Type: Full-Time
  • Average Hours: 38 hours per week
  • Starting Wage: $24.50 per hour
  • Wage Increase: Year 2 - $25.50 per hour

Warren

Store Manager Trainee

  • Position Type: Full-Time
  • Estimated Hours: 45 hours per week
  • Store Manager Trainee Starting Wage: $26.25 per hour
  • Estimated Store Manager Earning Potential Year 1: Up to $102,000 (inclusive of salary and bonus when applicable, may vary by location)

Assistant Store Manager

  • Position Type: Full-Time
  • Average Hours: 38 hours per week
  • Starting Wage: $24.50 per hour
  • Wage Increase: Year 2 - $25.50 per hour

Store Associate

  • Position Type: Full-Time
  • Average Hours: 32-40 hours per week
  • Starting Wage: $17.50 per hour
  • Wage Increases: Year 2 - $18 | Year 3 - $18.50 | Year 4 - $18.50 | Year 5 - $19.50

Cortland

Assistant Store Manager

  • Position Type: Full-Time
  • Average Hours: 38 hours per week
  • Starting Wage: $24.50 per hour
  • Wage Increase: Year 2 - $25.50 per hour

Store Associate

  • Position Type: Full-Time
  • Average Hours: 32-40 hours per week
  • Starting Wage: $17.50 per hour
  • Wage Increases: Year 2 - $18 | Year 3 - $18.50 | Year 4 - $18.50 | Year 5 - $19.50

Store Manager Trainee

  • Position Type: Full-Time
  • Estimated Hours: 48-50 hours per week
  • Store Manager Trainee Starting Wage: $26.25 per hour
  • Estimated Store Manager Earning Potential Year 1: Up to $97,000 (inclusive of salary and bonus when applicable)

Cashier/Stocker

  • Position Type: Part-Time
  • Average Hours: Fewer than 30 hours per week
  • Current Starting Wage: $17 per hour
  • Wage Increases: Year 2 - $17.50 | Year 3 - $18 | Year 4 - $18 | Year 5 - $19

ALDI slated Monday, Sept. 9, to Sunday, Sept. 15, as its national hiring week and plans to interview for open positions in that period. For more information about open positions at ALDI, visit their map of open positions online.

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Mona Moore
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Mona Moore was a Service Journalism Desk Editor for the Sun Herald in Mississippi; Mahoning Matters in Ohio; and the Ledger-Enquirer and Telegraph in Georgia. Originally from West Covina, California, she holds a bachelor’s and master’s in corporate and public communication from the University of South Alabama. Mona’s writing and photography have been recognized by press associations in Mississippi, North Carolina and Florida.