The Ontario Sunshine List - Public Sector Salary Disclosure
The names, positions, salaries and total taxable benefits of public sector employees paid $100,000 or more in a calendar year.
Dir., Special Projects / Mgr., Recreation
In Ontario's 2004 Sunshine List, there were 5 employees with similar job titles who received an average salary of $110,142.00
$110,142.00
Average Salary in 2004
$108,704.59
Median Salary in 2004
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60.00% Male |
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40.00% Female |
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Below is the quartile breakdown of the salary range. |
| 1 employees received a salary between $104,024 - $107,700 |
| 3 employees received a salary between $107,700 - $111,375 |
| 0 employees received a salary between $111,375 - $115,051 |
| 1 employees received a salary between $115,051 - $118,726 |
Majority of the employees were paid within the salary range encompassing the second quartile breakdown.
What were the average and median salaries for a Dir., Special Projects / Mgr., Recreation listed in the 2004 Ontario Government Sunshine List?
The 2004 Ontario Sunshine List shows that the average and median salaries for a Dir., Special Projects / Mgr., Recreation are $110,142.00 and $108,704.59, respectively.
What is the highest salary for a Dir., Special Projects / Mgr., Recreation in a public organization in Ontario?
In 2004, William Lee, holding the position of Associate Dir., Special Projects at the City of Brampton received the highest salary of $118,726.17 among similar positions in Ontario public organizations. Louie Di Palma, serving as the Dir., Special Projects / Mgr., Recreation at Tourism and Recreation , earned the highest salary of $108,645.41 among individuals in the same position across public organizations in Ontario during that year.
What are the top 5 public organizations in Ontario that offer the highest salaries for Dir., Special Projects / Mgr., Recreation?
In the year 2004, the highest-paying organizations for Dir., Special Projects / Mgr., Recreation and similar positions in the Ontario were as follows: City of Brampton with an average pay of $118,726.17; Community and Social Services with an average pay of $110,609.69; Durham College with an average pay of $108,704.59; Tourism and Recreation with an average pay of $108,645.41; and University of Toronto with an average pay of $104,024.38.
A total of 5 organizations had employees who held comparable positions as mentioned in the Ontario Sunshine list.
What are the top 3 public sectors in Ontario that offer the highest salaries for Dir., Special Projects / Mgr., Recreation?
In the year 2004, the highest-paying sector or industries for Dir., Special Projects / Mgr., Recreation and similar positions in the Ontario were as follows: Municipalities and Services with an average pay of $118,726.17; Government of Ontario - Ministries with an average pay of $109,627.55; and Colleges with an average pay of $108,704.59.
There were 4 sectors where employees held similar positions, as indicated in the Ontario Sunshine list.
What is the representation of gender diversity for Dir., Special Projects / Mgr., Recreation in Ontario?
The 2004 Ontario Sunshine List indicates that the representation of gender diversity in Dir., Special Projects / Mgr., Recreation is 60.00% male and 40.00% female, respectively.
The 2004 Sunshine List has 5 employees who held comparable positions in Ontario.
| Full Name | Job Title | Employer | Total Paid |
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| William Lee | Associate Dir., Special Projects | City of Brampton | $118,726 |
| Rhoda Matlow | Dir., Special Projects, FRO | Community and Social Services | $110,610 |
| Louie Di Palma | Dir., Special Projects / Mgr., Recreation | Tourism and Recreation | $108,645 |
| Bruce Bunker | Dir., Special Projects | Durham College | $108,705 |
| Karen Turko | Dir., Special Projects | University of Toronto | $104,024 |
Yearly Average Paid
| Year | Total Employee Count | Average Paid |
|---|---|---|
| 2004 | 5 | $110,142 |