Nicholas Sammond

Nicholas Sammond held the position of Professor of Cinema Studies and Director, Centre for the Study of United States at the University Of Toronto in 2023 and received an annual salary of $203,801.46 as per the records provided by the Government of Ontario.

Year: 2023

Salary: $203,801.46

Position: Professor of Cinema Studies and Director, Centre for the Study of United States

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 Nicholas Sammond from 2012 to 2023 at University Of Toronto

Year Salary Benefits Raise Position Employer
2023 $203,801.46 $128.88 7.0% Professor of Cinema Studies and Director, Centre for the Study of United States University Of Toronto
2022 $190,385.58 $136.02 4.5% Professor of Cinema Studies and Director, Centre for the Study of United States University Of Toronto
2021 $182,238.90 $143.16 5.6% Professor of Cinema Studies and Director, Centre for the Study of United States University Of Toronto
2020 $172,585.44 $151.08 3.1% Professor of Cinema Studies and Director, Centre for the Study of United States University Of Toronto
2019 $167,473.44 $180.26 14.6% Professor of Cinema Studies University Of Toronto
2018 $146,081.49 $201.48 8.3% Professor of Cinema Studies University of Toronto
2017 $134,844.01 $223.80 -5.7% Professor of Cinema Studies University of Toronto
2016 $143,045.10 $260.28 14.0% Professor of Cinema Studies University of Toronto
2015 $125,502.96 $283.14 -0.8% Professor Of Cinema Studies University of Toronto
2014 $126,456.96 $304.52 -0.1% Professor of Cinema Studies University of Toronto
2013 $126,607.50 $290.84 13.4% Professor of Cinema Studies University of Toronto
2012 $111,678.54 $273.36 N/A Professor of Cinema Studies University of Toronto
Nicholas Sammond experienced an average yearly salary raise of approximately 5.81% from 2012 to 2023. The salary in 2023 reflects a raise of 82.49% compared to the salary in 2012.