Matthew Lawson

Matthew Lawson held the position of Manager Environmental Health-Health Hazards and Vector Borne Disease at the City Of Hamilton in 2023 and received an annual salary of $138,167.70 as per the records provided by the Government of Ontario.

Year: 2023

Salary: $138,167.70

Position: Manager Environmental Health-Health Hazards and Vector Borne Disease

Employer: City Of Hamilton

Category of Employment: Municipalities & Services

Source: Ontario's Sunshine List

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Salary History

The historical salary and taxable benefits of Matthew Lawson from 2012 to 2023 at City Of Hamilton

Year Salary Benefits Raise Position Employer
2023 $138,167.70 $1,877.28 11.4% Manager Environmental Health-Health Hazards and Vector Borne Disease City Of Hamilton
2022 $123,992.92 $1,491.72 -7.3% Manager Environmental Health-Health Hazards and Vector Borne Disease City Of Hamilton
2021 $133,733.62 $493.68 7.2% Manager Environmental Health-Health Hazards and Vector Borne Disease City Of Hamilton
2020 $124,713.49 $800.64 4.1% Manager Environmental Health-Health Hazards and Vector Borne Disease City Of Hamilton
2019 $119,800.49 $1,736.84 1.1% Manager Environmental Health-Health Hazards And Vector Borne Disease City Of Hamilton
2018 $118,448.64 $1,733.04 2.7% Manager Environmental Health-Health Hazards City of Hamilton
2017 $115,365.82 $1,698.92 1.9% Manager Environmental Health-Health Hazards City of Hamilton
2016 $113,223.83 $1,715.96 -2.5% Manager Environmental Health-Health Hazards City of Hamilton
2015 $116,110.96 $1,619.60 6.8% Manager Environmental Health-Health Hazards City of Hamilton
2014 $108,762.16 $1,590.97 3.1% Manager, Environmental Health - Health Hazards City of Hamilton
2013 $105,505.47 $1,651.67 1.7% Manager Environmental Health-Health Hazards City of Hamilton
2012 $103,758.55 $1,584.08 N/A Manager Environmental Health Hazards City of Hamilton
Matthew Lawson experienced an average yearly salary raise of approximately 2.75% from 2012 to 2023. The salary in 2023 reflects a raise of 33.16% compared to the salary in 2012.