Joe Johnson

West Hills Community College District
General Laborer

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Joe Johnson , working as General Laborer, was employed by West Hills Community College District in 2012, and received regular pay of $2,464, total pay of $2,464, benefits worth $37, total compensation of $2,501 including pay and benefits.

In year 2012 Joe Johnson's total compensation was 98 percent lower than average General Laborer total compensation in the state of California.

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Key Data

Year2012
Full NameJoe Johnson
Job TitleGeneral Laborer
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StateCalifornia
EmployerWest Hills Community College District
Total Compensation $2,501

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Employer

Employer NameWest Hills Community College District
Year2012
Number of Employees1,263
Average Annual Wage$27,401
Median Annual Wage$6,937
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