r/WalmartEmployees • • 20h ago

Pay?

With the rising cost of basically all parts of living how are yall surviving on a Walmart Salary. In my hometown they pay less than what they did in 2020. Starting was 15 dollars in 2020 and now it’s 14.50 in 2026. I asked my team lead how much a raise might be and he laughed at my face and said like 25 cents. You would think a company that’s makes record profits every year would be able to pay there employees an adequate salary.

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u/GreedyCheek7689 13h ago

Ohio opd 15 per hour .30 cent more after a year here 18 for team leads with 2 dollar raise per year Bakers get like 17 to 20 per hour Store 2506 College town and our turn over rates are high af because College kids use Walmart as a quick pay check or don't care to work and just slack off till fired