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Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission Salaries of 2010

56 EMPLOYEES
$101,936.04 AVERAGE SALARY
$5.71M TOTAL SALARY

The Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission had 56 employees in 2015 with an average pay (base salary + bonus) of $101,936.04. The most common occupation was miscellaneous administration and program, followed by paralegal specialist. The most common payscale is Administratively Determined Rates, Not E.

The top ten percent of employees in the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission earn 17% of the total income. See the top 100 most well paid employees in Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission.

Pay Distribution in the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission

Top 10 Occupations in the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission

Payscale Distribution

The most common payscale is Administratively Determined Rates, Not E, which pays 100% of the employees in the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission.

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The agency code of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission is YF00.

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