Retailors salaries, 14 Nov 2026
How much Retailors pays its sales hires
Our researched figure for sales pay at Retailors is Stated per posting (stated by the company, checked 30 Oct 2026). No posting states a figure, and none mentions commission. The English-language postings for the Dutch, Luxembourg and Danish stores offer a bonus system on top of the hourly contract without saying what triggers it or what it pays, the Malmö posting names neither pay nor bonus, and the Austrian postings promise bonuses for outstanding effort, and the Linz one pays an hourly wage set by the Austrian collective agreement (Kollektivvertrag). The contracts themselves are hourly: zero-hour in the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Sweden, part-time hourly in Denmark, and part time with a fixed band of weekly hours in Austria. Ask the store manager what hourly rate the contract pays at your age and experience, how many hours a zero-hour Athlete gets in an ordinary week, and whether the bonus follows your own sales, the store's target or something else.
How posted pay is measured, and what the whole board pays
Retailors pay by sales role
One row per sales role Retailors is hiring for, set beside what that role posts at every other company here, so a strong number stands out from an ordinary one. Typical means from the 25th percentile of the midpoints of posted ranges (each counted as yearly pay, a rate per hour at 2,080 hours) to the 90th percentile of their top ends. Click a figure for the openings behind it.
| Sales role | Openings | Pay posted | All companies | Top posted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Retail sales | 11 | No pay posted | Too few to band | None posted |
Top-paying sales seats at Retailors today
All Retailors openings, sorted by payNike - Athlete (sales associate) (opens the job details)
Retail sales · Luxembourg, Merl· 6mo agoDetails
Nike - Athlete (sales associate) (opens the job details)
Retail sales · Copenhagen, Denmark· 5mo agoDetails
Nike - Athlete (sales associate) (opens the job details)
Retail sales · Utrecht, Netherlands· 6mo agoDetails
Nike - Athlete (sales associate) (opens the job details)
Retail sales · Amstelveen, Netherlands· 9mo agoDetails
Nike - Athlete (sales associate) (opens the job details)
Retail sales · Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands· 2mo agoDetails
Nike - Athlete (sales associate) (opens the job details)
Retail sales · Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands· 4mo agoDetails
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How Retailors structures pay
Retailors pays its Athletes by the hour on zero-hour or part-time contracts, with a bonus system, a staff discount on Nike for the employee and friends and family, seasonal Nike staff clothing and, in Austria, team events and in-house training.
Retailors pay from our research
Our researched figure (stated by the company, checked 30 Oct 2026) is Stated per posting. No posting states a figure, and none mentions commission. The English-language postings for the Dutch, Luxembourg and Danish stores offer a bonus system on top of the hourly contract without saying what triggers it or what it pays, the Malmö posting names neither pay nor bonus, and the Austrian postings promise bonuses for outstanding effort, and the Linz one pays an hourly wage set by the Austrian collective agreement (Kollektivvertrag). The contracts themselves are hourly: zero-hour in the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Sweden, part-time hourly in Denmark, and part time with a fixed band of weekly hours in Austria. Ask the store manager what hourly rate the contract pays at your age and experience, how many hours a zero-hour Athlete gets in an ordinary week, and whether the bonus follows your own sales, the store's target or something else. How we research employer pay.
Questions about pay at Retailors
What does Retailors pay its salespeople?
Our researched figure for sales pay at Retailors is Stated per posting (stated by the company, checked 30 Oct 2026). No posting states a figure, and none mentions commission. The English-language postings for the Dutch, Luxembourg and Danish stores offer a bonus system on top of the hourly contract without saying what triggers it or what it pays, the Malmö posting names neither pay nor bonus, and the Austrian postings promise bonuses for outstanding effort, and the Linz one pays an hourly wage set by the Austrian collective agreement (Kollektivvertrag). The contracts themselves are hourly: zero-hour in the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Sweden, part-time hourly in Denmark, and part time with a fixed band of weekly hours in Austria. Ask the store manager what hourly rate the contract pays at your age and experience, how many hours a zero-hour Athlete gets in an ordinary week, and whether the bonus follows your own sales, the store's target or something else.
How is sales comp structured at Retailors?
Retailors pays its Athletes by the hour on zero-hour or part-time contracts, with a bonus system, a staff discount on Nike for the employee and friends and family, seasonal Nike staff clothing and, in Austria, team events and in-house training.