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Unilever Australia and New Zealand

4.3
  • 50,000 - 100,000 employees
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Salary at Unilever Australia and New Zealand

8.2
8.2 rating for Salary, based on 9 reviews
What are your thoughts on pay and bonuses at your company?
The pay could be higher but is still competitive.
Graduate, Sydney - 15 Oct 2023
It has been good, I havent got anything else to compare it to so I am very satisfied.
Graduate, Sydney - 10 Aug 2023
My pay is competitive for a graduate salary, however, for the role I hold full responsibility, a regular employee would almost be on double the salary to complete the exact same role. I have not received a bonus as of yet.
Graduate, Sydney - 10 Jun 2022
Good bonus scheme and starting salary tends to be very good. However, lower pay increases comparative to other FMCGs.
Graduate, Auckland - 10 May 2022
What are your company's best or most unusual perks? For example: free tickets, free dinners, moving expenses, taxis, pension, etc.
4 Day Work Week!
Graduate, Sydney - 18 Oct 2023
4 day work week
Graduate, Auckland - 16 Oct 2023
4 day work week
Graduate, Sydney - 15 Oct 2023
Half price on all our products, monthly allowance to spend on our products, free tickets, ice cream.
Graduate, Sydney - 08 Oct 2023
Opportunities to attend sporting events that are sponsored ie. Womens World Cup. Staff box monthly. Accomodation and transport for roles located interstate.
Graduate, Sydney - 10 Aug 2023
Free tickets to FIFA Womens World Cup. Free Unilever products. Phone expenses. Team building activties.
Graduate, Sydney - 10 Aug 2023
Staff sales, health insurance, phone plan, ice cream
Graduate, Auckland - 10 Oct 2022
Free company products.
Graduate, Sydney - 10 Jun 2022
Free tickets to All Blacks games, staff prices on our products and often many free product samples, health insurance, life insurance, social club events, kiwisaver contributions.
Graduate, Auckland - 10 May 2022

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