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Median Salary: $100,006
Salary Growth (2009–2015): 10 percent
Total Employees: 24,100
Change in Employees (2009–2015): 17 percent
Median Salary: $97,074
Salary Growth (2009–2015): 21 percent
Total Employees: 19,900
Change in Employees (2009–2015): 17 percent
Median Salary: $72,800
Salary Growth (2009–2015): 17 percent
Total Employees: 19,600
Change in Employees (2009–2015): 47 percent
Median Salary: $88,005
Salary Growth (2009–2015): 17 percent
Total Employees: 42,400
Change in Employees (2009–2015): 60 percent
Median Salary: $79,997
Salary Growth (2009–2015): 15 percent
Total Employees: 46,400
Change in Employees (2009–2015): 26 percent
Median Salary: $ 101,920
Salary Growth (2009–2015): 23 percent
Total Employees: 17,900
Change in Employees (2009–2015): 6 percent
Median Salary: $79,997
Salary Growth (2009–2015): 28 percent
Total Employees: 15,100
Change in Employees (2009–2015): 5 percent
Median Salary: $99,840
Salary Growth (2009–2015): 9 percent
Total Employees: 32,300
Change in Employees (2009–2015): 38 percent
Median Salary: $85,010
Salary Growth (2009–2015): 15 percent
Total Employees: 10,500
Change in Employees (2009–2015): 30 percent
Median Salary: $104,000
Salary Growth (2009–2015): 19 percent
Total Employees: 11,700
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