Uniqlo
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    Salary satisfaction at Uniqlo

    68%
    When Uniqlo employee's were asked 'How would you rate your salary?'68% of employee's rated the salary as high or average

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    at Uniqlo Australia
    Melbourne VIC
    UNIQLO is looking for a Senior Corporate Accountant (Tax) to support Australian tax compliance, lodgement and finance reporting.
    UNIQLO is looking for a Senior Corporate Accountant (Tax) to support Australian tax compliance, lodgement and finance reporting.
    classification: AccountingAccounting
    8d ago
    8d ago

    What’s it like working at Uniqlo?

    AI summary of recent reviews

    Employees appreciate the supportive team environment and approachable management at Uniqlo, with colleagues who create a welcoming workplace. The extensive training opportunities and structured development programmes help staff build new skills, whilst clear career progression pathways allow employees to advance from casual roles to management positions based on performance. The 30% staff discount and recognition of high-performing staff through rewards and workshops are also valued benefits.

    However, there are some potential challenges to consider. The fast-paced retail environment can be demanding, particularly during peak sales seasons when workload increases. Employees note that high standards and expectations are placed on staff, which can feel overwhelming at times. Some have experienced inconsistent management practices, with varying levels of support depending on the manager or store. Those in leadership positions may find that overtime is expected to complete tasks, and in larger stores, individual recognition and follow-up can be limited unless employees proactively speak up.