Amazon raises minimum frontline pay to £15.10 an hour
Full-time annual salaries will start at a minimum of £31,408, and in some locations, £33,488, from 27th September 2026.
Amazon has confirmed an above-inflation pay rise of up to 5.6% for frontline operations employees across the UK.
Full-time annual salaries will start at a minimum of £31,408, and in some locations, £33,488.
Minimum starting pay will rise to £15.10 an hour, or £16.10 depending on location, from 27th September 2026.
Full-time annual salaries will start at £31,408 and reach £33,488 in some locations.
The increase will apply to tens of thousands of full-time, part-time, temporary and seasonal employees.
John Boumphrey, UK country manager at Amazon, said: “Our frontline teams are the backbone of our business, and this pay increase reflects that.
“Starting salaries now exceed £31,000 a year, and we’ll continue investing in our people because they deserve it.
“But pay is only part of what makes Amazon a great place to work.”
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