John Schaffter

John Schaffter held the position of Director Organizational Development Learning and Workforce Planning at the City Of Toronto in 2019 and received an annual salary of $163,702.04 as per the records provided by the Government of Ontario.

Year: 2019

Salary: $163,702.04

Position: Director Organizational Development Learning and Workforce Planning

Employer: City Of Toronto

Category of Employment: Municipalities & Services

Source: Ontario's Sunshine List

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Salary History

The historical salary and taxable benefits of John Schaffter from 2007 to 2019 at City Of Toronto

Year Salary Benefits Raise Position Employer
2019 $163,702.04 $2,918.51 -7.8% Director Organizational Development Learning and Workforce Planning City Of Toronto
2018 $177,591.09 $4,649.91 1.3% Director Organization Development Learning and Workforce Plan City of Toronto
2017 $175,391.23 $4,632.81 1.2% Director Organization Development Learning and Workforce Plan City of Toronto
2016 $173,232.19 $4,495.20 2.1% Director Organization Development Learning and Workforce Plan City of Toronto
2015 $169,678.87 $4,401.05 1.2% Director Organizational Development Learning & Workforce Planning City of Toronto
2014 $167,741.24 $1,177.62 10.3% Director Organizational Development Learning and Workforce Planning City of Toronto
2013 $152,114.58 $3,907.38 4.0% Director Organizational Development Learn & Workforce Plan City of Toronto
2012 $146,313.49 $980.09 5.0% Human Resource Director, Business Unit City of Toronto
2011 $139,388.24 $942.52 5.2% Human Resource Director, Business Unit City of Toronto
2010 $132,460.19 $4,275.74 3.8% Human Resource Director, Business Unit City of Toronto
2009 $127,617.87 $869.52 4.0% Human Resource Director, Business Unit City of Toronto
2008 $122,652.76 $832.85 5.1% Human Resources, Director Business Unit City of Toronto
2007 $116,717.61 $690.60 N/A Human Resources Director, Organization Effectiveness City of Toronto
John Schaffter experienced an average yearly salary raise of approximately 2.94% from 2007 to 2019. The salary in 2019 reflects a raise of 40.25% compared to the salary in 2007.