Derek Harrison

City of Houston
General Services

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Derek Harrison in 2020 was employed at City of Houston and had an annual salary of $54,193, according to public records. This salary was 20 percent lower than the average and 18 percent lower than the median salary in City of Houston.

Public records show Derek Harrison working for City of Houston from 2017 to 2024.

In year 2020 Derek Harrison's salary was 8 percent higher than average General Services salary in the state of Texas.

According to the public records employee's salary increased by $3,253 from 2017 to 2018, which is a 6.4 percent rise.

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Key Data

Year2020
Full NameDerek Harrison
Job TitleGeneral Services
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StateTexas
EmployerCity of Houston
Annual Wage $54,193

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Employer

Employer NameCity of Houston
Year2020
Number of Employees23,329
Average Annual Wage$68,068
Median Annual Wage$66,436
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