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Doyle, Sonya E

New Jersey’s state payroll recorded $102,980 in pay to payroll ID 110107 in 2025, according to New Jersey’s YourMoney payroll.

Payroll ID 110107 in New Jersey’s state payroll, in 16 of the Treasury’s releases, 2011 to January–June 2026. In the newest, the State printed the department Human Services, and the title “QUALITY ASSURANCE SPECIALIST, HEALTH SERVICES”.

2025, the newest whole year

$102,980
Total pay
Everything the State paid under this ID in 2025.
$102,980
Regular pay
Wages for regular hours.
$0
Overtime
As the State published it.
$0
Other pay
Every other payment in the year, back pay and payouts included.
  • Rank 1,612 of 6,856 in Human Services, percentile 76. More than 76% of the 6,856 employees of Human Services paid in 2025.
  • Rank 23,637 of 78,236 in the state, percentile 69. More than 69% of the 78,236 New Jersey state employees in the 2025 payroll.

A rank is one more than the number paid more in the same fourth-quarter release, so a tie shares the lower number; a percentile is the share paid less, rounded down.

Every release

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Every release of New Jersey's state payroll with a record under payroll ID 110107, newest first
ReleaseDepartmentTotal pay
January–June 2026Human Services$53,445
2025Human Services$102,980
2024Human Services$89,325
2023Human Services$88,675
2022Human Services$91,324
2021Children and Families$92,804
2020Children and Families$79,309
2019Children and Families$85,989
2018Children and Families$77,378
2017Children and Families$58,563
2016Children and Families$57,582
2015Children and Families$61,040
2014Children and Families$26,858
2013Children and Families$54,826
2012Children and Families$53,897
2011Children and Families$37,260

Year to date at each release’s date. A fourth-quarter release is the whole year; any other is part of one and is not a year’s pay.

Sources

Compiled automatically from State of New Jersey — YourMoney Agency Payroll by a checked SQL query · Editor: Kian O'Connor · How this site is built

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