John Ivey E

CLAYTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Miscellaneous Activities

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John Ivey E in 2012 was employed at CLAYTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION and had a reported pay of $7,724, according to public records.

CLAYTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION records show John Ivey E held two jobs from 2010 to 2012.

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Key Data

Year2012
Full NameJohn Ivey E
Job TitleMiscellaneous Activities
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StateGeorgia
EmployerCLAYTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Total Pay $7,724

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Employer

Employer NameCLAYTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Year2012
Number of Employees8,627
Average Annual Wage$31,027
Median Annual Wage$24,505
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