Q: How much do you earn at Albert Heijn as a 16-year-old?

As a 16-year-old at Albert Heijn, your salary depends on your contract: For a short part-time contract (< 48 hours per period): - All-in hourly rate: €5.24 - This includes holiday pay and profit sharing For a full-time or large part-time contract (≥ 48 hours per period): - Base hourly rate: €4.85 - Holiday pay (8%) is accrued separately and paid in May - Profit sharing is accrued separately and paid in periods 3 and 12

Q: How much do you earn at Albert Heijn as a 17-year-old?

As a 17-year-old at Albert Heijn, your salary depends on your contract: For a short part-time contract (< 48 hours per period): - All-in hourly rate: €5.99 - This includes holiday pay and profit sharing For a full-time or large part-time contract (≥ 48 hours per period): - Base hourly rate: €5.55 - Holiday pay (8%) is accrued separately and paid in May - Profit sharing is accrued separately and paid in periods 3 and 12

Question 1

What is the Profit Sharing (WUK) and when do I receive it?

AH Betaaldagen · Accepted Answer

Albert Heijn is unique in the industry in offering a profit sharing scheme (WUK). This is a great way to reward your contribution to the company's success. The WUK consists of two parts:

1. Fixed WUK:
- 45% of your average period salary
- Payment: period 12 (Monday, December 9, 2024)

2. Additional WUK:
- Depends on Albert Heijn's annual results
- Payment: period 3 in 2025
- The total WUK can vary from 45% to 130% of your average period salary

Important points:
- Regular employees (≥13 hours/week): receive the fixed part in one payment in period 12
- Short part-timers: receive the fixed part distributed across all periods of the year
- The WUK does not apply to store managers or employees in salary scale Hay 17 or higher
- The amount is based on your average period salary including any personal allowances

On your payslip, you can identify the WUK as:
- Fixed part: 'WUK'
- For short part-timers: 'WUK advance KPT' with each period salary payment

Question 2

How much do you earn at Albert Heijn as a 15-year-old?

AH Betaaldagen · Accepted Answer

As a 15-year-old at Albert Heijn, your salary depends on your contract:

For a short part-time contract (< 48 hours per period):
- All-in hourly rate: €4.56
- This includes holiday pay and profit sharing
For a full-time or large part-time contract (≥ 48 hours per period):
- Base hourly rate: €4.22
- Holiday pay (8%) is accrued separately and paid in May
- Profit sharing is accrued separately and paid in periods 3 and 12

Question 3

How much do you earn at Albert Heijn as a 16-year-old?

AH Betaaldagen · Accepted Answer

As a 16-year-old at Albert Heijn, your salary depends on your contract:

For a short part-time contract (< 48 hours per period):
- All-in hourly rate: €5.24
- This includes holiday pay and profit sharing
For a full-time or large part-time contract (≥ 48 hours per period):
- Base hourly rate: €4.85
- Holiday pay (8%) is accrued separately and paid in May
- Profit sharing is accrued separately and paid in periods 3 and 12

Question 4

How much do you earn at Albert Heijn as a 17-year-old?

AH Betaaldagen · Accepted Answer

As a 17-year-old at Albert Heijn, your salary depends on your contract:

For a short part-time contract (< 48 hours per period):
- All-in hourly rate: €5.99
- This includes holiday pay and profit sharing
For a full-time or large part-time contract (≥ 48 hours per period):
- Base hourly rate: €5.55
- Holiday pay (8%) is accrued separately and paid in May
- Profit sharing is accrued separately and paid in periods 3 and 12

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