Average Hourly Rate for IKEA Employees

$20.48
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FAQs About IKEA

How much does IKEA pay?

IKEA pays its employees an average of $20.48 an hour. Hourly pay at IKEA ranges from an average of $15.31 to $27.28 an hour. IKEA employees with the job title Retail Sales Associate make the most with an average hourly rate of $17.46, while employees with the title Sales Associate make the least with an average hourly rate of $16.31.

Are IKEA employees satisfied with their compensation?

Our Fair Pay score for IKEA is 2.51. Read reviews from current employees that include compensation and culture insights.

What is the highest salary at IKEA?

The highest reported salary for an employee at IKEA is currently $27.28 / hour

IKEA Reviews

Overall Satisfaction
3.6 out of 5
Ratings
Appreciation
3.2
Company Outlook
3.9
Fair Pay
2.5
Learning and Development
3.5
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Years of Experience

Early Career
27.0%
Mid Career
42.9%
Late Career
12.7%
Experienced
15.9%
This data is based on 63 survey responses.

Gender Breakdown for IKEA

Female
49.1%
Avg. Hourly Rate: $15 - $27
Male
45.5%
Avg. Hourly Rate: $16 - $28
This data is based on 55 survey responses. Learn more about the gender pay gap.

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