Office of Capital and Forensic Writs paid an average compensation of $83,838 during 2021

Office of Capital and Forensic Writs paid an average compensation of ,838 during 2021
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Office of Capital and Forensic Writs paid an average compensation of $83,838 during 2021, this was more than the public employee average of $55,188, according to data compiled by The Texas Tribune.

The highest-paid public employee in Texas was Beau Michelle Le, who earned $608,850 as the chief scientific officer at the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas.

The national median hourly wage is $19.14 according to the most recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. According to the OECD, the average yearly wage in the US is more than $60,000.

When calculating average compensation, only employees categorized as full-time were included.

20 earners at Office of Capital and Forensic Writs in 2021
Rank Employee Amount Earned
1 Benjamin Wolff $148,510
2 Maro Robbins $115,000
3 Sarah Brandon $107,000
4 Ashley Steele $97,000
4 Kelsey Peregoy $97,000
4 Tara Witt $97,000
4 Lacey Singleton $97,000
8 Rachel Manning $85,000
9 Mark Fuller $80,000
9 Torrance Castellano $80,000
11 Heather Richard $75,000
12 Michelle Ward $72,360
13 Bonnie Bacarisse $72,074
14 Thomas Lombardo $70,008
14 Courtney Lewis $70,008
16 Ralah Sanadiki $65,000
17 Hector Hernandez $63,354
18 Sandra Justice $63,032
19 Alexis Telfair-Garcia $61,680
20 Devon Larson $60,739


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