Lululemon set to raise employee minimum base pay
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3h ago- Beginning Sept. 27, Lululemon is raising its wages. The athletic apparel company is raising its minimum base pay of $15 to $17 per hour, depending on role and market. Employees will also be eligible for a bonus program with the possibility to earn up to an additional $6 per hour for reaching store-based goals. The retailer has plans to hire more than 8,000 seasonal workers.
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