Jason Cornett

Butler Technology & Career Development Schools
Custodian Assignment

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Jason Cornett in 2017 was employed at Butler Technology & Career Development Schools and had a reported pay of $15,971, according to public records. This pay was 74 percent lower than the average and 75 percent lower than the median salary in Butler Technology & Career Development Schools.

Butler Technology & Career Development Schools records show Jason Cornett held job of Custodian Assignment from 2017 to 2024.

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Key Data

Year2017
Full NameJason Cornett
Job TitleCustodian Assignment
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StateOhio
EmployerButler Technology & Career Development Schools
Total Pay $15,971

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Employer

Employer NameButler Technology & Career Development Schools
Year2017
Number of Employees310
Average Annual Wage$61,839
Median Annual Wage$63,578
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