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Trimet salary database released
Daily Blog//November 8, 2010//
Want to know how much your favorite TriMet bus operator makes?
Check out this new released by ‘ GovDocs.
The top paid makes $100,041 a year with $18,580 in benefits. The lower end of the spectrum makes around $46,000 a year, with the same $18,580 in benefits. The mid-range seems to be in the $60,000 range, with the same benefits package.
The goes to General Manager Frederic J. Hansen, who gets a salary of $247,072, with $14,562 in benefits.
Happy surfing!
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