Tyler Wolcott

Conejo Recreation and Park District
Grounds Worker

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Tyler Wolcott in 2014 was employed at Conejo Recreation and Park District and had a reported pay of $13,200 according to public records. This pay was 39 percent lower than the average and 234 percent higher than the median salary in Conejo Recreation and Park District.

In year 2014 Tyler Wolcott's salary was 83 percent lower than average Grounds Worker salary in the state of California.

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Key Data

Year2014
Full NameTyler Wolcott
Original Job TitleGrounds Worker (seasonal)
Job TitleGrounds Worker
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StateCalifornia
EmployerConejo Recreation and Park District
Total Pay $13,200

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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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