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What people are saying about sick pay at Aldi

• Best thing

  Always busy, never bored. Paid breaks. Small teams mean you get a stronger bond with other team members

  Worst thing

  Rude customers, staying late, tiring shifts.

  8.4

  Apprentice manager at Aldi, July 2025

• Best thing

  Decent pay, paid breaks, Somewhat flexible

  Worst thing

  Workload, customers, managers, Head office unrealistic expectations, tight hours, communication, poorly treated, stressful, hardworking, manual labour

  2.3

  Store assistant at Aldi, May 2025

• Best thing

  Mostly great colleagues, great pay, good holidays and paid breaks.

  Worst thing

  Rude customers, discrimination from a minority of colleagues and some difficult managers

  6.7

  Store assistant at Aldi, May 2025

• Best thing

  Going home, paid breaks

  Worst thing

  5am starts, working all 1200-2215 then a random morning shift thrown in after 1 day off then back to 1200-2215.
  The stress, being almost always understaffed despite being told we're saving hours that day. Far too much stock for the size of the shop to the point you can't move in the wearhouse without kiveung 6 pallets first

  3.4

  Store assistant at Aldi, April 2025

• Best thing

  Fairly good pay, and paid breaks.

  Worst thing

  Area managers are condescending, discriminating, little or not enough hours, on basic contacted and sometimes even below weekly hours, to focused on the customers and not the staff running the business

  4.6

  Deputy store manager at Aldi, March 2025