Michael Wade

City of Newton
Special Ed Teacher

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Michael Wade in 2017 was employed at City of Newton and had a reported pay of $2,200, according to public records.

City of Newton records show Michael Wade held three jobs from 2015 to 2024. From 2015 to 2020 Michael Wade held job of Police Officer.

In year 2017 Michael Wade's salary was 97 percent lower than average Special Ed Teacher salary in the state of Massachusetts.

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Key Data

Year2017
Full NameMichael Wade
Job TitleSpecial Ed Teacher
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StateMassachusetts
EmployerCity of Newton
Total Pay $2,200

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Employer

Employer NameCity of Newton
Year2017
Number of Employees3,440
Average Annual Wage$27,269
Median Annual Wage$7,253
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 (2024)
Police Sergeant
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Police Sergeant
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Police Officer
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 (2016)
Police Officer
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 (2015)
Police Officer
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