David B Miller
DIRECTOR at SEIU UNITED HEALTH CARE WORKERS - WEST · CA
$248K
Peak Total Compensation
8
Years Tracked
3x
vs. Median Household
David B Miller has appeared in compensation disclosures over 8 years of available data (2016–2023). Total compensation changed from $230,516 to $247,962 - a 7.6% increase.
Peak total compensation of $247,962 equals 3x the median U.S. household income ($75,000).
Compensation History
Year-by-Year Detail
| Year | Organization | Title | Compensation | Other | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | SEIU UNITED HEALTH CARE WORKERS - WEST | DIRECTOR | $179,260 | $68,702 | $247,962 |
| 2022 | SEIU UNITED HEALTH CARE WORKERS - WEST | DIRECTOR | $173,457 | $64,990 | $238,447 |
| 2021 | SEIU UNITED HEALTH CARE WORKERS - WEST | DIRECTOR | $168,631 | $54,002 | $222,633 |
| 2020 | SEIU UNITED HEALTH CARE WORKERS - WEST | DIRECTOR | $162,826 | $60,223 | $223,049 |
| 2019 | SEIU UNITED HEALTH CARE WORKERS - WEST | DIRECTOR | $159,917 | $58,251 | $218,168 |
| 2018 | SEIU UNITED HEALTH CARE WORKERS - WEST | DIRECTOR | $184,983 | $36,495 | $221,478 |
| 2017 | SEIU UNITED HEALTH CARE WORKERS - WEST | DIRECTOR | $173,439 | $42,955 | $216,394 |
| 2016 | SEIU UNITED HEALTH CARE WORKERS - WEST | DIRECTOR | $163,711 | $66,805 | $230,516 |
Peers at SEIU UNITED HEALTH CARE WORKERS - WEST
| Name | Title | Peak Comp. |
|---|---|---|
| Dave Regan | PRESIDENT | $420K |
| Nathan Selzer | DIRECTOR | $300K |
| David Miller | DIRECTOR | $291K |
| Nathan J Selzer | DIRECTOR | $283K |
| Stanley Lyles | VICE PRESIDENT | $280K |
| Chokri Bensaid | EXEC COMMITTEE-UNION-WIDE | $277K |
| Gustavo Medina | DIRECTOR | $277K |
| Suzanne Jimenez | EXEC COMMITTEE-UNION-WIDE | $268K |
| David W Kieffer | DIRECTOR | $267K |
| Stanley A Lyles | VICE PRESIDENT | $264K |
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