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Source: US Dept of Labor. Represents Base Salary only. Excludes RSUs, signing bonuses, and variable compensation.

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Results Found

$59326

Average Salary

$40000

Minimum

$111571

Maximum

Active filters: Employer: Stanford New York, LLC
Employer Role Location Salary Program Filing Date
STANFORD NEW YORK, LLC Sales Managers NEW YORK, NY $111571 PERM FY 2010
Stanford New York, LLC Hotel Operational Manager (F&B) New York, NY $76939 PERM Sep 17, 2020
Stanford New York, LLC Korean Market Analyst New York, NY $64085 PERM Feb 4, 2020
Stanford New York, LLC KOREAN MARKET ANALYST NEW YORK, NY $64085 PERM Feb 4, 2020
STANFORD NEW YORK, LLC Accountants NEW YORK, NY $62005 PERM FY 2010
STANFORD NEW YORK, LLC Fitness Trainers and Aerobics Instructor NEW YORK, NY $45947 PERM FY 2010
Stanford New York, LLC Concierges New York, NY $45926 PERM Oct 29, 2014
Stanford New York, LLC Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerks New York, NY $42661 PERM May 19, 2015
Stanford New York, LLC Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerks New York, NY $40040 PERM Jul 13, 2017
STANFORD NEW YORK LLC Guest Services Supervisor NEW YORK, NY $40000 PERM Jun 18, 2021
About This Data
Data Source

This data comes from the U.S. Department of Labor's public disclosure files for Labor Condition Applications (LCA) and Permanent Employment Certification (PERM) applications.

What You Can Find
  • H-1B Salaries: Wages offered to H-1B specialty occupation workers
  • PERM Salaries: Wages offered for green card sponsorship positions
  • Employer Information: Which companies sponsor most workers
  • Location Data: Salary differences by state and city
How to Use This Data
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  • Compare offers across different locations
  • Find companies that actively sponsor green cards
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Note: This data shows wages from official DOL filings. Actual compensation may include additional benefits, bonuses, and equity not reflected here.

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