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POSITION

Director IV

Department of Licensing and Regulation

This position is categorized as program management, according to the state auditor's office. Its salary ranges from $97,010 to $164,069. A description of this position and its responsibilities is available on the auditor's website.

  • Employees

    5

  • Median salary

    $143,452

  • Average salary

    $147,943

Employees by gender

Most employees who hold this position identify as male.

Gender Employees Percent Median salary
Female 2
40% 		$154,413
Male 3
60%
$143,452

Employees by race

Most employees who hold this position identify as white.

Race Employees Percent Median salary
Hispanic 1
20% 		$137,812
White 4
80%
$146,537

Length of employment

A majority of employees have worked at the Department of Licensing and Regulation for 10 to 20 years.

Length of employment Employees Percent Median salary
10-20 years 4
80%
$146,537
20+ years 1
20% 		$137,812

Employment status

All employees who hold this position are full-time. Employment status refers to whether an employee is listed as working part or full time and is based on hours worked in a week.

Status Employees Percent Median salary
Full-Time 5
100%
$143,452

Current employees

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