Woolworths manager how much would i earn

[doms1]

I have an opportunity to do the woolworths manager training course and was just wondering what sort of $ it would pay as a store manager if any one knows.

 

[minux]

50k? Who knows, best to ask Woolworths. I know Woolworths/Coles have very low wages across the board.

Fairly sure doing the course gives you store manager straight up?

I know my uncle quit after 12 months due to poor hours and crap wages.

 

[HSV.006]

depends on the size of the store normally about 75 grand a year + company car + up to 20 grand for a bonus..

 

[Grennan]

Depends on the size of your store, your stores turnover, your stores region and how well your region is doing, how your departments are doing and their budget and your over all store budget.

 

[padrickz88]

Department manager? or store manager?

Apparently department managers get about 50kish....... store managers would be a fair bit, Fairly stressful

 

[Escape-The-Fate]

i work for woolworths (sucks arse)..my manager, being produce earns 62k a year and gets 20% of that in a bonus yearly ontop..so about 70k a year. store manage would be closer to 85-90k with a company car and fuel card and all that but long arse hours. highest i would go in woolworths is a 2IC, least stress with best possible money.

 

[Turd Ferguson]

i work for franklins (N.S.W based supermarket) and my boss says he can get over 100k depending on performance etc.

if you can manage wages well and do decent sales youll do alright.

 

[Tatiana]

Before you commit, I would read very carefully all the conditions of employment. Otherwise you may find yourself on a poor salary working a 7 day roster with no additional benefits.

 

[SENNY]

Store managers are usually on about 100,000 a year plus company car but depends on your store

 

[TheForgotten]

back when i was in supermarkets, the 'company car' was a fleet style arrangement, paid from that $100k/pa (or whatever it was) package, and super/tax etc also came out of that. having said this, i was coles/bi-lo, things may be different