John Mater

John Mater held the position of Associate General Manager at the City of Hamilton in 2018 and received an annual salary of $180,864.32 as per the records provided by the Government of Ontario.

Year: 2018

Salary: $180,864.32

Position: Associate General Manager

Employer: City of Hamilton

Category of Employment: Municipalities and Services

Source: Ontario's Sunshine List

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Salary History

The historical salary and taxable benefits of John Mater from 2004 to 2018 at City of Hamilton

Year Salary Benefits Raise Position Employer
2018 $180,864.32 $1,398.99 2.0% Associate General Manager City of Hamilton
2017 $177,317.14 $1,950.19 1.3% Director Transportation Associate General Manager City of Hamilton
2016 $174,980.43 $1,439.53 2.1% Director Corporate Assets and Strategic Planning City of Hamilton
2015 $171,436.20 $914.36 5.4% Director Corporate Assets & Strategic Planning City of Hamilton
2014 $162,624.48 $908.51 1.9% Director Corporate Assets and Strategic Planning City of Hamilton
2013 $159,603.51 $1,061.15 1.9% Director Corporate Assets & Strategic Planning City of Hamilton
2012 $156,609.22 $1,017.84 4.1% Director Corporate Assets & Strategic Planning City of Hamilton
2011 $150,493.55 $1,003.68 0.0% Senior Director - Transportation, Energy & Facilities City of Hamilton
2010 $150,469.50 $981.45 7.8% Senior Director - Transportation, Energy & Facilities City of Hamilton
2009 $139,519.43 $904.70 1.6% Senior Director Transportation, Energy & Facilities City of Hamilton
2008 $137,351.68 $897.47 5.7% Director, Energy, Fleet & Facilities City of Hamilton
2007 $129,945.41 $833.24 6.4% Director, Energy, Fleet & Facilities City of Hamilton
2006 $122,074.81 $790.45 6.4% Director Fleet & Facilities City of Hamilton
2005 $114,712.17 $521.40 7.2% Director, Fleet & Facilities City of Hamilton
2004 $107,057.19 $416.09 N/A Director, Fleet & Facilities City of Hamilton
John Mater experienced an average yearly salary raise of approximately 3.85% from 2004 to 2018. The salary in 2018 reflects a raise of 68.94% compared to the salary in 2004.