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# Glassdoor Salaries

| Category           | Record count          |
| ------------------ | --------------------- |
| Available formats  | JSON                  |
| Delivery frequency | Monthly and quarterly |

## Available resources

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## Data field overview

### Metadata

This section contains information about the record and company profile:

* Record source
* Data object type
* Creation and update timestamps
* Various identifiers
* Deletion status.

### Employer details

This section contains details from the company's Glassdoor profile, such as:

* Company identifier
* Company name.

### Job posting details

This section includes details about the job posting, such as:

* Job title
* Location
* Employment status.

### Salary information

This section includes the details on the salary, such as:

* Minimum salary
* Maximum salary
* Salary currency
* Salary pay period
* Additional pay
* Other compensations


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