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Employees United Domestic Workers of America Amanda Ream

Amanda Ream

Highest compensated employee

Strategic RE at United Domestic Workers of America

Fiscal year ended December 31, 2022. Published on January 25, 2026.

$127,112
2022

Total compensation

Amanda Ream has been listed as an employee of United Domestic Workers of America in Form 990 filings since fiscal year 2022.

Annual compensation details

$127,112
Strategic RE
2022
$128k org
40 hrs/wk

Total compensation by year

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2022

Other employees at United Domestic Workers of America

Doug Moore
Executive Director
$368,478
$321,552 from orgNo related comp$46,926 other
Johanna Hester
ASST to EXEC
$192,942
$166,706 from orgNo related comp$26,236 other
Mathew Maldonado
Director of ORG
$177,009
$153,276 from orgNo related comp$23,733 other
Nader Halawa
Political Director
$133,795
$133,795 from orgNo related compNo other comp
Yesenia Decasaus
COMM Adviso
$126,606
$126,606 from orgNo related compNo other comp
Editha Adams
President
$106,672
$106,672 from orgNo related compNo other comp
William Reed
Secretary and Treasurer
$30,000
$30,000 from orgNo related compNo other comp
Astrid Zuniga
Vice President
$24,000
$24,000 from orgNo related compNo other comp
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January 25, 2026:
2022 United Domestic Workers of America 990 published

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