Archived curious what do different positions pay?

[crazysoftlinescloser]

I never gave it much thought but am curious. F.Ave starts at 9 something. sales floor at minimum... do cashiers start higher? what about tm HR? flow? back room? electronics? brand gets a bit more.. what about price.change? instocks? Thanks for satisfying my curiosity.

 

[Barcode]

http://www.thebreakroom.org/WandH.pdf


N05 is .25 increase
N07 .50
N09 1.00
N13 (not sure here, like 2.00-3.00 I think?)

etc.


Of course the Specialist positions are gone, and those are now N07 positions IIRC.

 

[The Celtic]

It can vary a lot too depending on experience I know someone who started off at target about $2 above minimum wage also I know the way it used to be for my store when our flow and Backroom would come in at 4 am we got a $1 differential for overnight from 4 to 8 when they changed that everyone got a permanent $1 raise from those teams

 

[GangulonCyst]

If you want to know how much Target pays for a certain job, take the average rate for the same job outside of Target divide that by 3, and subtract 2. If that rate is below the minimum wage for your state, then add .25 back in to it...... hee hee hee........

 

[PureZero]

Of course the Specialist positions are gone, and those are now N07 positions IIRC.

I was a specialist before they wiped us off the slate and I am an N09. Not sure what other positions are 09's.
From what I understand cashier and salesfloor pay the least, then food areas and backroom pays the most.

 

[dabeastfromtheeast]

DC is where the big money is at. Depending on the state, packers start at ~12-15/hr and other positions are in the ~15-18/hr range.

 

[NeoDarikona]

The specifics of the wages will totally depend on the market. Just know that cashiers/Salesfloor make the least, instocks/price accuracy make a tiny bit more, flow/electronics/p-fresh make the most as far as non-TL positions go.

 

[mrknownothing]

Check this out: http://www.thebreakroom.org/w/index.php/Paygrade Some positions may be missing or outdated, as it is based on a document that was last revised in 2009 (Pre-Fresh).