Nicholas Girondo M

Conservation
Fisheries Management Biologist

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Nicholas Girondo M in 2016 was employed at Conservation and had a reported pay of $42,120, according to public records. This pay was 57 percent higher than the average and 63 percent higher than the median salary in Conservation.

Conservation records show Nicholas Girondo M held job of Fisheries Management Biologist from 2015 to 2017.

According to the public records employee's salary increased by $1,145 from 2015 to 2016, which is a 2.8 percent rise.

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Key Data

Year2016
Full NameNicholas Girondo M
Job TitleFisheries Management Biologist
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StateMissouri
EmployerConservation
Annual Wage $42,120

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Employer

Employer NameConservation
Year2016
Number of Employees2,507
Average Annual Wage$26,795
Median Annual Wage$25,763
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