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Community and Social Services Sunshine List 1996

Also filed as Community & Social Services (1999–2001, 2003–2005, 2007–2013, 2015) and Community, Family & Children's Services (2002).

17 employees earning $100K+ · median $120,383 · average $129,358 · overview and trend →

Who makes the most at Community and Social Services in 1996?

RAYMOND NECKLES, Correctional Officer, was paid $237,003 in 1996 — the highest total compensation among 17 Community and Social Services employees on the Sunshine List; the median salary there was $120,383.

RAYMOND NECKLES

All Employees · 17 in 1996

#NameTitle as filedSalaryTotal
1RAYMOND NECKLESCorrectional Officer$236,925$237,003
2ALAN E BROWNContract Psychiatrist$154,761$154,761
3HANEY SHAFEYTransferred to Ministry of Health$154,727$154,727
4B A GORDONDirector, Biochemical Genetics$151,006$151,433
5G TONI SWARTContract Psychiatrist$147,078$147,078
6EILEEN GE SCOTTSupervisor, Medical Services$134,651$135,038
7SANDRA LANGDeputy Minister$120,383$127,034
8SHARADA PRASADStaff Physician$126,458$126,753
9SUSAN HUSSEYContract Psychiatrist$120,785$121,070
10SVETAMIR KRIZStaff Physician$115,972$116,306
11LYNN M MAC DONALDAsst. Deputy Minister, Business Planning & Corp. Services$110,327$110,646
12SUZANNE HERBERTADM- Program Management$108,272$108,585
13EUGENE M SORINFacility Administrator, C.P.R.I.$105,735$105,991
14JOHN F HEWITTFacility Administrator, Prince Edward Heights$104,444$104,718
15MAUREEN T ADAMSFormer Chair, Social Assistance Review Board$103,889$104,189
16WYNN M TURNERFacililty Administrator, Rideau Regional Centre$103,157$103,413
17JOHN K MACDONALDOn secondment to Queen's University$100,511$100,800