Andrew Dicks

Andrew Dicks held the position of Professor, Teaching Stream, Chemistry at the University Of Toronto in 2023 and received an annual salary of $211,492.02 as per the records provided by the Government of Ontario.

Year: 2023

Salary: $211,492.02

Position: Professor, Teaching Stream, Chemistry

Employer: University Of Toronto

Category of Employment: Universities

Source: Ontario's Sunshine List

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Salary History

The historical salary and taxable benefits of Andrew Dicks from 2008 to 2023 at University Of Toronto

Year Salary Benefits Raise Position Employer
2023 $211,492.02 $128.88 9.5% Professor, Teaching Stream, Chemistry University Of Toronto
2022 $193,179.54 $136.02 5.0% Professor, Teaching Stream, Chemistry University Of Toronto
2021 $184,059.94 $143.16 -0.3% Professor, Teaching Stream, Chemistry University Of Toronto
2020 $184,574.64 $151.08 7.8% Professor, Teaching Stream, Chemistry University Of Toronto
2019 $171,210.02 $180.26 14.3% Associate Professor, Teaching Stream University Of Toronto
2018 $149,854.86 $201.48 -1.6% Associate Professor, Teaching Stream University of Toronto
2017 $152,271.48 $223.80 2.2% Associate Professor, Teaching Stream University of Toronto
2016 $149,043.92 $260.28 10.3% Associate Professor, Teaching Stream University of Toronto
2015 $135,093.54 $283.14 4.0% Associate Professor, Teaching Stream University of Toronto
2014 $129,942.00 $306.00 3.3% Senior Lecturer University of Toronto
2013 $125,781.00 $303.36 0.6% Senior Lecturer University of Toronto
2012 $124,976.98 $296.52 7.2% Senior Lecturer University of Toronto
2011 $116,614.02 $285.48 8.3% Senior Lecturer University of Toronto
2010 $107,637.96 $253.68 4.5% Senior Lecturer University of Toronto
2009 $103,001.04 $233.52 2.9% Senior Lecturer University of Toronto
2008 $100,103.07 $226.92 N/A Senior Lecturer University of Toronto
Andrew Dicks experienced an average yearly salary raise of approximately 5.20% from 2008 to 2023. The salary in 2023 reflects a raise of 111.27% compared to the salary in 2008.