Supermarket Workers

February 26, 2026
Supermarket pay wars: Aldi tops table ahead of 2026 minimum pay rise

Supermarket pay wars: Aldi tops table ahead of 2026 minimum pay rise

Aldi leads UK supermarket pay in 2026 with £13.50 an hour. See how rivals compare and what rising wages mean for retail workers.
February 3, 2026
A major supermarket admitted to underpaying over 50,000+ workers

A major supermarket admitted to underpaying over 50,000+ workers

Asda confirms 53,000 UK workers were underpaid holiday and sickness pay after payroll errors. Full refunds with 12% interest promised.
February 2, 2026
Sainsbury’s thrust UK store pay up to £14.54 an hour

Sainsbury’s thrust UK store pay up to £14.54 an hour in major supermarket move

Sainsbury’s confirms a 5% above-inflation pay rise, lifting hourly pay to £13.23 from March 2026 with added staff benefits.
January 12, 2026
Lidl accelerates store expansion as supermarket rivalry intensifies

Lidl accelerates store expansion as supermarket rivalry intensifies

Lidl plans over 50 new UK stores as supermarket competition intensifies. See what the expansion means for jobs and retail workers.
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