Public Policy salaries in New York
Public Policy professionals in New York earn $121.5–164.4K per year on average, based on 11 jobs. Public Policy roles in New York pay 11% below the board-wide average of $134.4–187K for Public Policy jobs on WDIWF. Pay ranges from $6.8–7.5K for Entry level roles up to $187.9–258.7K at the Director level.
Average salary range
$121.5–164.4K
Based on 11 jobs · 11% less than the average salary on WDIWF
25th percentile
$52.2K
Average
$142.9K
75th percentile
$250K
Public Policy salaries by seniority in New York
Public Policy salaries in New York range from $6.8–7.5K for Entry level roles to $187.9–258.7K for Director positions.
| Seniority | Avg. salary | Jobs | vs Avg. on WDIWF |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry level | $6.8–7.5K | 3 | -96% |
| Director | $187.9–258.7K | 5 | +39% |
Top paying titles in New York
Highest paying job titles in New York, ranked by average salary.
Public Policy
Avg. $113.5–157.1K · 16 jobs
Government Affairs
Avg. $131.2–171.2K · 10 jobs
Government Administration
Avg. $65.3–84.7K · 10 jobs
Labor Relations
Avg. $105.8–136.8K · 10 jobs
Employee Relations
Avg. $101.8–131.8K · 10 jobs
Human Resources
Avg. $97–122.6K · 9 jobs
Other top paying skills in New York
Highest paying skills in New York beyond Public Policy, ranked by average salary.
Data Analysis
Avg. $88.5–106.4K · 14 jobs
Labor Relations
Avg. $109.5–143.8K · 13 jobs
Strategic Planning
Avg. $155.7–219.3K · 10 jobs
Policy Analysis
Avg. $107–144.1K · 10 jobs
Employee Relations
Avg. $108.8–146.3K · 10 jobs
Compliance
Avg. $140.1–172.8K · 9 jobs
Other locations for Public Policy
Compare Public Policy salaries in other locations.
United States
Avg. $136.4–190.2K · 79 jobs
District of Columbia
Avg. $159–230.5K · 28 jobs
Washington, DC
Avg. $159–230.5K · 28 jobs
California
Avg. $159.7–196.3K · 7 jobs
Illinois
Avg. $122.8–162.7K · 5 jobs
Public Policy salary FAQs for New York
All salary figures are normalized to USD annual equivalents. Averages are based on published jobs with salary data and filtered for statistical outliers.