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Brad Taylor

17 salary records across 3 employers, 2003–2025.

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Hydro One

Hydro One and Ontario Power Generation
2003–2014 · 10 records

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Salary history, by year
YearPositionSalary
2014Superintendent - Stations Services$149,255Benefits $905Total $150,160
2013Superintendent - Stations Services$141,788Benefits $858Total $142,647
2012Superintendent – Station Services$135,655Benefits $841Total $136,496
2011Superintendent - Station Services$121,285Benefits $766Total $122,051
2010Grid Operations Field Manager$112,724Benefits $739Total $113,463
2009Grid Operations Field Manager$119,020Benefits $689Total $119,708
2008Protection & Control Supervisor$113,885Benefits $657Total $114,541
2007Protection & Control Supervisor$108,439Benefits $617Total $109,056
2004Protection & Control Supervisor$102,475Benefits $488Total $102,963
2003Protection & Control Tech.$107,541Benefits $463Total $108,004
Salary history, by year
YearPositionSalary
2025Communications Analyst$111,008Benefits $479Total $111,487
2024Communications Analyst$115,450Benefits $566Total $116,016
2023Communications Analyst$102,685Benefits $596Total $103,281
2022Communications Analyst$102,195Benefits $596Total $102,791
2021Communications Analyst$101,127Benefits $484Total $101,611
2018Communications Analyst$100,279Benefits $368Total $100,647
Salary history, by year
YearPositionSalary
2023Deputy Chief Building Official /Supervisor, Inspections$105,947Benefits $1,352Total $107,300