Frederick Denninger

Environmental Conservation
Motor Eq Mech

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Frederick Denninger in 2008 was employed at Environmental Conservation and had a reported pay of $49,566, according to public records. This pay was 16 percent higher than the average and 17 percent higher than the median salary in Environmental Conservation. Frederick Denninger reported rate of pay was $46,629 according to public records.

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Key Data

Year2008
Full NameFrederick Denninger
Job TitleMotor Eq Mech
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StateNew York
EmployerEnvironmental Conservation
Annual Wage $49,566
Rate Of Pay$46,629
Pay BasisAnnual

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Employer

Employer NameEnvironmental Conservation
Year2008
Number of Employees5,976
Average Annual Wage$42,646
Median Annual Wage$42,520
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