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Charles Burton

18 salary records across 2 employers, 2006–2019.

These records share a name. Some may belong to the same person over a career; some may belong to different people.

Source: Ontario’s Public Sector Salary Disclosure — names paid $100,000 or more that year. How we build this · Report an error on this page

Salary history, by year
YearPositionSalary
2019Associate Professor$185,069Benefits $720Total $185,790
2018Associate Professor$165,979Benefits $661Total $166,640
2017Associate Professor$160,451Benefits $608Total $161,058
2016Associate Professor$168,179Benefits $574Total $168,753
2015Associate Professor$162,587Benefits $573Total $163,159
2014Associate Professor$156,887Benefits $552Total $157,439
2013Associate Professor, Political Science$151,089Benefits $567Total $151,656
2012Associate Professor, Political Science$145,432Benefits $551Total $145,983
2011Associate Professor, Political Science$130,142Benefits $457Total $130,598
2010Associate Professor, Political Science$133,646Benefits $449Total $134,095
2009Associate Professor, Political Science$125,799Benefits $498Total $126,297
2008Associate Professor, Political Science$118,400Benefits $540Total $118,940
2007Associate Professor, Political Science$106,472Benefits $540Total $107,012
2006Associate Professor, Political Science$100,297Benefits $530Total $100,827
Salary history, by year
YearPositionSalary
2015Supervisor, Mine Rescue$114,851Benefits $548Total $115,399
2014Supervisor, Mine Rescue$110,230Benefits $418Total $110,648
2013Supervisor, Mine Rescue$109,963Benefits $3,281Total $113,244
2012Supervisor, Mine Rescue$104,030Benefits $404Total $104,434