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Economic Workforce Development

A city department, on the payroll — Public Works, Transportation & Commerce

In FY2025, San Francisco's Economic Workforce Development paid 152 people $28.2M in total, a median of $185,374 each, 0.4% of the city payroll. Source: SF Controller employee compensation (open data).

Total compensation, FY2025
$28.2M
0.4% of the city payroll
People paid
152
95 in FY2013
Median per person
$185,374
+16% vs the citywide median
Paid as overtime
0.0%
$152 in FY2025
Compensation, FY2013–FY2025
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$10.5M in FY2013 $28.2M in FY2025, with 95152 people. Nominal dollars, not inflation-adjusted.

What kind of work — FY2025
Elsewhere on this department

Payroll is what the department pays its own people; the budget is everything it is appropriated and spends, salaries included. The two answer different questions and do not add up. Public Works, Transportation & Commerce · Its budget →

Source

Every figure is a sum over the Controller’s employee-compensation data, grouped on the source’s own department code ECN. Employee Compensation

Series are keyed on department_code with the code's most recent label: department LABELS change format at FY2017 ('POL Police' → 'Police') and several departments were reorganized — codes are stable across all 13 years, labels are not. No dollar aggregate in this file covers fewer than 5 employees. Groups under 5 people are pooled into visible 'Other roles' rows per department; pools that would themselves stay under the threshold are folded into the department total with no row. Departments under the threshold (the Law Library in practice, 2-3 people) are included in citywide totals but not listed.