Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services

H-1B salaries and sponsorship, from 10 certified filings (FY2025–FY2026)

Active H-1B filer · last filed FY2026 Q3
  • Individual and Family Services
  • Main U.S. filing address: New York, NY
Median base salary$68,578−44% vs. all H-1B employers
Middle 50%$68.6k–$68.6k
Median prevailing wage$68,578the required minimum for these jobs and places

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10th $60.8k25th $68.6kmedian $68.6k75th $68.6k90th $70.7k

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Percentiles from Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services's certified H-1B filings, base salary only. Jobs with at least 10 filings.

By experience level

Wage levelMedianFilings
Entry-level · Level I too few 1
Mid-level · Level II – 0
Senior · Level III – 0
Expert · Level IV – 0

Median shown when a level has at least 10 filings.

Where Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services files

Median base salary in each metro area. Rent: HUD Fair Market Rent, FY2027.

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Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services files many roles at exactly $68,578. 6 of 10 filings (60%).

Metro areaMedianFilings
New York, NY$68,57810

Salary details

Median salary$68,578
Middle 50%$68.6k–$68.6k
vs. all employers−44%comparison median $122,699
Filings10FY2025–FY2026 · latest two fiscal years

Salary range

Most Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services filings are at exactly $68,578. 6 of 10 filings (60%) list this exact salary.

PercentileSalary
10th$60,839
25th$68,578
50th (median)$68,578
75th$68,578
90th$70,668

Pay vs. prevailing wage

Median offered salary$68,578
Median prevailing wage$68,578
Median difference0.0%offered salary vs. prevailing wage, per filing
Filed at exactly the prevailing wage100%

Filing at exactly the prevailing wage does not mean low pay: at senior levels and in high-cost areas the prevailing wage itself is high.

About Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services

Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services's filings list its industry as Individual and Family Services (Health Care and Social Assistance sector, NAICS 6241). Its main U.S. filing address is in New York, NY and its filings in the data run from FY2024 to FY2026 Q3. In the latest two fiscal years, the most filed jobs are School Social Worker, Mental Health Counselor and Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Worker and the main metro areas are New York, NY. The most common wage level in those years is Level I (entry-level).

Questions

Does Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services sponsor H-1B visas?

Yes. Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services filed 10 certified H-1B Labor Condition Applications in FY2025–FY2026, the latest two fiscal years. The most recent filing in the data is from FY2026 Q3. A certified LCA is a step before the H-1B petition; it is not a visa approval.

How much does Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services pay H-1B workers?

The median base salary on Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services's H-1B filings is $68,578; half of filings fall between $68,578 and $68,578. Bonus and stock are not included.