Kenneth Cox

College of the Sequoias
Industry and Technology

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Kenneth Cox , working as Industry and Technology, was employed by College of the Sequoias in 2012, and received regular pay of $2,897, other pay of $115, total pay of $3,012, benefits worth $395, total compensation of $3,407 including pay and benefits.

College of the Sequoias records show Kenneth Cox held two jobs from 2012 to 2014. From 2012 to 2013 Kenneth Cox held job of Industry and Technology.

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Key Data

Year2012
Full NameKenneth Cox
Job TitleIndustry and Technology
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StateCalifornia
EmployerCollege of the Sequoias
Total Compensation $3,407

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Employer

Employer NameCollege of the Sequoias
Year2012
Number of Employees1,574
Average Annual Wage$28,435
Median Annual Wage$4,525
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