Jimmy Gattis

Conejo Recreation and Park District
Sports Monitor

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Jimmy Gattis , working as Sports Monitor, was employed by Conejo Recreation and Park District in 2014, and received regular pay of $3,440, other pay of $11, total pay of $3,451, total compensation of $3,451 including pay and benefits.

Conejo Recreation and Park District records show Jimmy Gattis held job of Sports Monitor from 2013 to 2014.

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Key Data

Year2014
Full NameJimmy Gattis
Job TitleSports Monitor
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StateCalifornia
EmployerConejo Recreation and Park District
Total Compensation $3,451

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Employer

Employer NameConejo Recreation and Park District
Year2014
Number of Employees484
Average Annual Wage$21,544
Median Annual Wage$3,950
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