Amazon.com Inc. is raising pay for fulfillment and transportation workers by $1.50 an hour starting this month, raising the base wage to more than $22 an hour, or $3,000 a year on average for full-time employees who work a 40-hour week.

The warehouse will close Oct. 30, according to a notice filed with the state Employment Development Department.

Amazon.com is raising the pay of its fulfillment and transportation staff in the United States by at least $1.50 an hour and handing out free Prime memberships as benefits, it said on Wednesday. The company will spend over $2.

Hundreds of thousands of Amazon workers across the U.S. are getting a raise, with those in Utah seeing a bigger pay bump than most.

Amazon workers held a rally in front of the company’s warehouse in St. Peters on Wednesday morning. The employees called on Amazon to raise the minimum wage to $25 an hour and demand safer work conditions.