Hong Yi Xu

City College of San Francisco
Custodian

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Yi Hong Xu , working as Custodian, was employed by City College of San Francisco in 2022, and received regular pay of $95,697, total pay of $95,697, benefits worth $15,674, total compensation of $111,371 including pay and benefits. This compensation was 43 percent higher than the average and 45 percent higher than the median in City College of San Francisco.

In year 2022 Hong Yi Xu's total compensation was 40 percent higher than average Custodian total compensation in the state of California.

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Key Data

Year2022
Full NameHong Yi Xu
Job TitleCustodian
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StateCalifornia
EmployerCity College of San Francisco
Total Compensation $111,371
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Employer

Employer NameCity College of San Francisco
Year2022
Number of Employees1,846
Average Annual Wage$77,802
Median Annual Wage$76,883
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