Bruce Winer

Bruce Winer held the position of Assistant Vice-President, Institutional Research and Planning at the Carleton University in 2020 and received an annual salary of $174,430.36 as per the records provided by the Government of Ontario.

Year: 2020

Salary: $174,430.36

Position: Assistant Vice-President, Institutional Research and Planning

Employer: Carleton University

Category of Employment: Universities

Source: Ontario's Sunshine List

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Salary History

The historical salary and taxable benefits of Bruce Winer from 2007 to 2020 at Carleton University

Year Salary Benefits Raise Position Employer
2020 $174,430.36 $0.00 2.5% Assistant Vice-President, Institutional Research and Planning Carleton University
2019 $170,094.23 $0.00 3.8% Assistant Vice-President (Institutional Research and Planning) Carleton University
2018 $163,926.55 $0.00 3.8% Assist Vice President, Institutional Research & Planning Carleton University
2017 $157,871.29 $0.00 3.7% Assistant Vice President, Institutional Research and Planning Carleton University
2016 $152,284.14 $0.00 3.9% Associate Vice-President, Institutional Research and Planning Carleton University
2015 $146,564.25 4.5% Associate Vice-President, (Institutional Research and Planning) Carleton University
2014 $140,248.90 $0.00 4.7% Associate Director, Institutional Research and Planning Carleton University
2013 $133,926.52 $0.00 11.8% Associate Director Carleton University
2012 $119,813.94 $0.00 13.7% Associate Director, Institutional Research and Planning Carleton University
2011 $105,373.74 $0.00 0.0% Associate Director, Institutional Research & Planning Carleton University
2010 $105,373.80 $0.00 0.0% Associate Director, Institutional Research Carleton University
2009 $105,352.17 $0.00 N/A Associate Director, Institutional Research Carleton University
2007 $105,362.34 $0.00 N/A Associate Director, Office of Institutional Research & Planning Carleton University
Bruce Winer experienced an average yearly salary raise of approximately 4.37% from 2007 to 2020. The salary in 2020 reflects a raise of 65.55% compared to the salary in 2007.