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Treasury Board Secretariat

Government of Ontario Ministries · FY2025

1,198 disclosed employees* in 2025 12 yrs on file (2014–2025) 74.8% estimated female
Avg. salary
$136,882
Avg. total comp
$137,050
Total disclosed salary*
$163,984,160
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Total disclosed salary & employees over time 2014–2025

Total disclosed salary Disclosed employees

Top positions FY2025 · ranked by disclosed employees

#PositionDisclosed Emp.Median salaryP90 salaryRaise
1 Internal Auditor province-wide 74 $127,798 $128,501 +3.6%
2 Team Lead province-wide 71 $130,384 $144,234 +12.8%
3 Project Manager province-wide 25 $127,798 $128,328 +4.1%
4 Recruiter province-wide 25 $117,317 $157,880 +11.4%
5 Senior Advisor province-wide 25 $129,401 $139,888 +8.0%
6 Advisor province-wide 21 $121,051 $133,386 +6.7%
7 Executive Assistant province-wide 15 $138,359 $155,637 +24.2%
8 Manager province-wide 9 $119,264 $165,109 n/a
9 Human Resources Business Partner province-wide 8 $132,757 $143,981 +12.0%
10 Special Policy Advisor province-wide 6 $135,802 $167,538 +24.1%

Workforce history 2014–2025

YearDisclosed Emp.Avg. salaryAvg. total compTotal disclosed salaryNewly disclosedGender
2025 1,198 $136,882 $137,050 $163,984,160 20.5% 74.8% F
2024 1,526 $124,505 $124,687 $189,994,119 22.5% 68.4% F
2023 1,278 $119,575 $119,763 $152,817,257 15.8% 67.6% F
2022 953 $118,788 $118,956 $113,204,604 20.6% 65.1% F
2021 904 $120,019 $120,210 $108,497,386 15.3% 62.8% F
2020 797 $117,425 $117,595 $93,587,853 13.8% 59.3% F
2019 770 $116,702 $116,875 $89,860,419 13.2% 58.3% F
2018 1,203 $115,613 $115,796 $139,082,327 16.3% 49.5% F
2017 1,103 $114,441 $114,632 $126,228,823 18.7% 47.7% F
2016 996 $114,314 $114,508 $113,856,353 16.2% 42.5% F
2015 875 $114,496 $114,693 $100,184,350 5.0% 39.9% F
2014 1,029 $114,700 $114,897 $118,026,727 20.0% 39.5% F

"Newly disclosed" is the share of that year's disclosed employees appearing on the list for the first time anywhere — not a hire rate. Many already worked here and simply crossed the $100,000 threshold. Gender is a name-based estimate, shown only for years with 20 or more disclosed employees.

Top disclosed earners FY2025

#NameTitleTotal compYoYSector rankPosition rank
1 Carlene Alexander Deputy Minister $399,875 +4.1% 41/35897 —
2 Shannon Fenton Associate Deputy Minister Office of the Treasury Board $366,618 +51.5% 107/35897 —
3 Beili Wong Comptroller General and Associate Deputy Minister $345,535 +19.2% 194/35897 —
4 Matthew Siple Chief Negotiator Labour and Employee Relations $341,113 +27.7% 211/35897 —
5 Kelly McAslan Assistant Deputy Minister Talent Leadership and Performance Division $321,767 +55.3% 562/35897 —
6 Beverly Hawton Assistant Deputy Minister Pay and Benefits Services Division $318,403 +19.9% 604/35897 —
7 Karen Watson Chief Talent Officer $312,831 +25.8% 641/35897 —
8 Rana Raashid Assistant Deputy Minister Resources and Economic Development Division $300,054 +58.2% 721/35897 —
9 Lisa Zanetti Assistant Deputy Minister Health Social and Communities Division $296,466 +27.6% 748/35897 —
10 Kirstin Rydahl Assistant Deputy Minister Talent Leadership and Performance Division $296,075 +40.0% 752/35897 —

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