Brian Borkowski D

Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice
Educator

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Brian Borkowski D in 2019 was employed at Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice and had a reported pay of $2,000, according to public records.

In year 2019 Brian Borkowski's salary was 98 percent lower than average Educator salary in the state of Illinois.

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Year2019
Full NameBrian Borkowski D
Job TitleEducator
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StateIllinois
EmployerIllinois Department of Juvenile Justice
Total Pay $2,000

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Employer NameIllinois Department of Juvenile Justice
Year2019
Number of Employees1,244
Average Annual Wage$76,925
Median Annual Wage$81,550
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