THE €0.65 an hour rise applies to full-time, part-time and fixed-term roles at its fulfilment centre in Baldonnel and its two Dublin distribution centres. Starting pay has risen by about 27% since 2022, when it was €13.50, and is now €2.95 an hour above the National Minimum Wage and €1.70 above the Living Wage.

For the first time, eligible frontline employees will also receive free Amazon Prime membership, valued at €69.90 a year.

The fulfilment centre has grown rapidly since opening in 2022. It has created 200 jobs in 2026 alone and now supports more than 700 roles.

Darragh Kelly, regional director for Amazon Logistics in the UK and Ireland, said: “We’re proud that starting pay in Ireland has increased by approximately 27% since 2022, and with the addition of free Prime membership alongside our existing benefits, we’re offering one of the most competitive total compensation packages in the sector.”

Benefits from day one include a company pension plan and flexible shift options, while the Career Choice programme funds 100% of tuition fees for nationally recognised courses.

Tomorrow’s Warehouse to launch in Dublin

The successful Tomorrow’s Warehouse Event, established for five years in Coventry in Manchester, will launch in Dublin in 2027.

The event takes place on February 25 at Dixon Transport, just north of Dublin by the airport.

Tomorrow’s Warehouse Dublin will offer the usual networking and learning opportunities to warehousing and logistics professionals in Ireland, as well as an exciting tour of Dixon’s newly expanded and highly automated warehosue, which si not to be missed,

Tomorrow’s Warehouse is delighted to announce that Vineta Bajaj, Group Chief Financial Officer at Holland & Barrett will make the keynote address at the inaugural event.

Registration for the event will open in December.

If you are interested in speaking at the event, reach out to Tomorrow’s Warehouse conference producer Simon Duddy – [email protected]