JD Sports Fashion Sales Associate Hourly Pay

37 SalariesUpdated 7 Nov 2018

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Belgium
– Brussels, Belgium Area
Ireland
– Dublin, Ireland Area
United Kingdom
– Belfast Area
– Birmingham Area
– Cardiff Area
– Chelmsford Area
– Edinburgh Area
– Glasgow Area
– Ipswich Area
– Leeds Area
– Liverpool Area
– London Area
– Manchester Area
– Nottingham Area
– Sheffield Area
– York Area

All Years of Experience

Any Experience
0-1 Years
1-3 Years
4-6 Years
7-9 Years
10-14 Years
15+ Years

Avg Base Pay

£6

£4£8

Avg Total Pay

£13K

Avg Additional Pay

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Cash Bonus, Stock Bonus, Profit Sharing, Commission Sharing, Tips have not been reported for this role

The typical JD Sports Fashion Sales Associate salary is £6. Sales Associate salaries at JD Sports Fashion can range from £4 - £8. This estimate is based upon 37 JD Sports Fashion Sales Associate salary report(s) provided by employees or estimated based upon statistical methods. When factoring in bonuses and additional compensation, a Sales Associate at JD Sports Fashion can expect to make an average total pay of £12,621 . See all Sales Associate salaries to learn how this stacks up in the market.

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JD Sports Fashion Benefits

Employee Discount
Employee Discount (20 comments)
“only 25% off and limit is £700 which realistically is about 6 sometimes less than shoes , not worth it , job is horrible and so are the management...”
Pension Plan
Pension Plan (3 comments)
“Bare minimum as mandated by law. You can choose to pay in more yourself of course.”
Annual Leave
Annual Leave (3 comments)
“Bare minimum as mandated by law. No flexibility with rolling it over or operating outside of the prescribed amount (unpaid leave etc). Must be taken...”