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United StatesRaleigh, North Carolina
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For those who claim five to nine years of work experience, pay on average amounts to $15.00 per hour. Broken down by tenure, the largest share of Carquest Auto Parts employees (48 percent) have one to four years of experience and earn around $9.89 per hour on average.
Within the company, workers earn the highest pay (an average of $15.72 per hour) in California.
The highest paychecks go to Assistant Store Managers, who earn an average about $15.00 per hour, closely trailed by Warehouse Workers (approximately $14.10), Parts Countermans ($10.88), and Delivery Drivers (around $9.50).
Being an Automotive Service Exellence - Parts Specialist certainly has its perks — salaries approach $12.88 per hour and far exceed the paychecks of those without certification.
The best-paying skill to have in this role appears to be Retail; employees who claim this ability report median compensation of about $15.00 per hour. A skill that is commonly seen around here is Customer Service; the larger part deem it necessary for work. Employees also tend to know Inventory Management, Order Inventory, and Sales.
With a more than 3 to 1 male-to-female ratio, men represent the better half of Carquest Auto Parts' employees who responded to the survey.
Carquest Auto Parts sponsors a 401(k) program, and the vast majority of employees use this option to save for their retirement. Carquest Auto Parts provides health insurance to approximately one-half of workers, and about two-fifths of workers do receive dental coverage.
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Hourly Rate $10 |
Hourly Rate $8 - $15 |
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