Australia

According to comments on the Woolworths subreddit, "more than minimum wage". On Sundays they'd also be getting double time.

You're welcome! I'm a big believer that titles should avoid editorialising, but I also hate clickbait, so this compromise helps deliver on both of those.

Hate on Colesworth is easy to stoke I guess

Hate on any business with too much market power is my philosophy.

Woolworths is really shooting themselves in the foot the past few years. I used to have DU and regularly shop with them through either delivery or direct-to-boot. I signed up for Woolies Mobile because they had a really great year-long plan, and loved taking advantage of DU + my once-monthly 10% discount from Woolies Mobile to do a big shop online.

And they'd be my preference to go to for in-person shops, too, due to Scan & Go.

Then they announced, about a month after I had renewed and paid for my second year of Woolies mobile, that you can no longer use your 10% discount in delivery or direct-to-boot orders, it has to be in-store. I have no idea why they would do this, since I can easily do a much bigger shop online than in-store, but oh well. I cancelled my DU subscription and switched to shopping in-store more often. Scan & Go was pretty fucking awesome anyway.

And then last year I moved houses. I previously happened to live right between two of the only 17 stores in Queensland that had Scan & Go, so I had just assumed that it was ubiquitous, but I moved and none of the stores near me had it. I was disappointed but figured it'd come sooner or later. But then just a month or two after I moved...they killed off Scan & Go. It shut down entirely in about half the stores that had it (including one of the two I used to be near), and they removed the ability to pay in the app from the rest.

I signed up for unlimited because it was a better deal than Coles, it still was when they bumped the limit up to $75

I think that might have been the same time, or around the same time, they took away my 10% discount once per month on delivery and click & collect orders? It was just one more nail in the coffin for me.

Does Dominos have a $15/month subscription fee which waives their normal delivery cost, if the total cost of the order is over $75, except on Sunday? Because that's the situation we're talking about here, it's not just a fee for delivery, it's a fee for delivery even if you've paid a subscription to give you free delivery on large orders.

Unrelated company. Woolworths in Australia and New Zealand goes back to a 1924 company founded in Sydney, and is today one of Australia's two "supermarket duopoly" (along with Coles, they control 67% of Australia's grocery store market).

The American one you're familiar with is the F. W. Woolworth Company of "five and dime" stores, which expanded to a lot of other countries.

Disambiguation page is useful.