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NEW COLLEGE OF FLORIDA salary records

6 H-1B & PERM records at NEW COLLEGE OF FLORIDA, sourced from U.S. Department of Labor disclosures.

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Results Found

$59636

Average Salary

$51370

Minimum

$67000

Maximum

Active filters: Employer: NEW COLLEGE OF FLORIDA
Employer Role Location Salary Program Filing Date
NEW COLLEGE OF FLORIDA Associate Professor of Economics SARASOTA, FL $67000 Green Card Sep 5, 2015
NEW COLLEGE OF FLORIDA Assistant Professor SARASOTA, FL $64000 Green Card Jun 27, 2019
NEW COLLEGE OF FLORIDA Assistant Professor SARASOTA, FL $62000 Green Card Jun 25, 2019
New College of Florida Assistant Professor of Chinese Language and Cultu… Sarasota, FL $61443 Green Card Jun 8, 2017
NEW COLLEGE OF FLORIDA Asst. Prof. Chinese Language and Culture SARASOTA, FL $52000 Green Card 2010
NEW COLLEGE OF FLORIDA Chemistry Teachers, Postsecondary Sarasota, FL $51370 Green Card 2014
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