James Coughlin

12 salary records across 3 employers, 2009–2016.

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City of Windsor

Municipalities & Services
2012–2015 · 4 records

Salary history, by year
Year	Position	Salary	Benefits	Total
2015	Detective	$114,903Benefits $722Total $115,625	$722	$115,625
2014	Detective	$110,588Benefits $758Total $111,346	$758	$111,346
2013	Detective	$123,983Benefits $627Total $124,610	$627	$124,610
2012	Detective	$109,603Benefits $528Total $110,130	$528	$110,130

Municipalities and Services
2009–2016 · 4 records

Salary history, by year
Year	Position	Salary	Benefits	Total
2016	Detective	$117,342Benefits $609Total $117,951	$609	$117,951
2011	Detective	$101,678Benefits $702Total $102,380	$702	$102,380
2010	Detective	$103,174Benefits $694Total $103,868	$694	$103,868
2009	Detective Investigative Branch	$106,859Benefits $709Total $107,568	$709	$107,568

Colleges
2009–2013 · 4 records

Salary history, by year
Year	Position	Salary	Benefits	Total
2013	Professor, School of Justice and Business Studies	$102,186Benefits $176Total $102,362	$176	$102,362
2012	Professor School of Justice & Business Studies	$102,186Benefits $197Total $102,383	$197	$102,383
2011	Professor	$100,853Benefits $206Total $101,059	$206	$101,059
2009	Professor	$101,094Benefits $398Total $101,492	$398	$101,492