Jordyn Todd A

Nebraska Supreme Court
Probation Officer Trainee

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Jordyn Todd A in 2024 was employed at Nebraska Supreme Court and had a reported pay of $45,444, according to public records. This pay was 39 percent lower than the average and 31 percent lower than the median salary in Nebraska Supreme Court.

Nebraska Supreme Court records show Jordyn Todd A held two jobs from 2023 to 2024.

According to the public records employee's salary increased by $2,164 from 2023 to 2024, which is a 5.0 percent rise.

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Key Data

Year2024
Full NameJordyn Todd A
Job TitleProbation Officer Trainee
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StateNebraska
EmployerNebraska Supreme Court
Annual Wage $45,444
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Employer

Employer NameNebraska Supreme Court
Year2024
Number of Employees1,607
Average Annual Wage$74,647
Median Annual Wage$65,520
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