Wei Chu Wang

Election Poll Workers, Board of
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Wei Chu Wang in 2014 was employed at Election Poll Workers, Board of and had a reported pay of $425 according to public records. Wei Chu Wang reported rate of pay was $1 according to public records.

Election Poll Workers, Board of records show Wei Chu Wang held job of Election Worker from 2012 to 2014.

In year 2014 Wei Chu Wang's salary was 50 percent lower than average Election Worker salary in the state of New York.

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Key Data

Year2014
Full NameWei Chu Wang
Job TitleElection Worker
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StateNew York
EmployerElection Poll Workers, Board of
Total Pay $425
Rate Of Pay$1
Pay BasisHourly

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Employer

Employer NameElection Poll Workers, Board of
Year2014
Number of Employees33,223
Average Annual Wage$701
Median Annual Wage$775
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