Daniel Smith P

City Of Houston
Fire Fighter - Probationary

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Daniel Smith P in 2015 was employed at City Of Houston and had a reported pay of $32,004, according to public records. This pay was 47 percent lower than the average and 46 percent lower than the median salary in City Of Houston.

City Of Houston records show Daniel Smith P held two jobs from 2015 to 2016.

In year 2015 Daniel Smith's salary was 33 percent lower than average Fire Fighter - Probationary salary in the state of Texas.

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Key Data

Year2015
Full NameDaniel Smith P
Original Job TitleFire Fighterprobationary
Job TitleFire Fighter - Probationary
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StateTexas
EmployerCity Of Houston
Annual Wage $32,004

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Employer

Employer NameCity Of Houston
Year2015
Number of Employees21,774
Average Annual Wage$60,296
Median Annual Wage$58,742
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