To encourage and facilitate communication among families having a child with 5p- Syndrome and to spread awareness and education of the syndrome to these families and their service providers.
Hourly Wage Statistics As of May 2011, the average wage earned by non-emergency dispatchers was nearly $18.25 per hour, and the median of all reported hourly wages was almost $17 per hour. Ten percent of non-emergency dispatchers reported hourly wages of $10.15 or less, and the 10 percent of workers reporting the highest wages for this occupation earned $28.50 or more per hour.
Waiters, hairdressers, valets and other service workers must be paid a base hourly rate of at least $9.32, regardless of how much they make in tips. By comparison, the federal sub-minimum wage for tipped workers is $2.13 an hour, versus $7.25 for non-tipped employees.