Thomas Hewitson

Thomas Hewitson held the position of Manager Budgets And Fiscal Policy at the City Of Hamilton in 2019 and received an annual salary of $130,600.87 as per the records provided by the Government of Ontario.

Year: 2019

Salary: $130,600.87

Position: Manager Budgets And Fiscal Policy

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 Thomas Hewitson from 2004 to 2019 at City Of Hamilton

Year Salary Benefits Raise Position Employer
2019 $130,600.87 $1,760.38 1.5% Manager Budgets And Fiscal Policy City Of Hamilton
2018 $128,702.06 $1,764.25 2.1% Manager Current Budget/Fiscal Planning City of Hamilton
2017 $126,029.72 $1,708.91 4.1% Manager Current Budget/Fiscal Planning City of Hamilton
2016 $121,035.46 $1,724.00 -1.7% Manager Current Budget / Fiscal Planning City of Hamilton
2015 $123,181.92 $1,624.88 5.4% Manager Current Budget/Fiscal Planning City of Hamilton
2014 $116,850.56 $1,596.03 0.4% Manager Current Budget / Fiscal Planning City of Hamilton
2013 $116,393.12 $1,666.19 3.5% Manager Current Budget/Fiscal Planning City of Hamilton
2012 $112,509.55 $1,578.62 3.7% Manager Current Budget/Fiscal Planning City of Hamilton
2011 $108,466.54 $705.66 0.0% Manager - Current Budget & Fiscal Planning City of Hamilton
2010 $108,424.93 $703.26 2.5% Manager - Current Budget & Fiscal Planning City of Hamilton
2009 $105,760.20 $699.07 -1.0% Manager Current Budget/Fiscal Planning City of Hamilton
2008 $106,870.06 $678.24 5.2% Manager, Current Budget/Fiscal Planning City of Hamilton
2007 $101,559.41 $604.92 -2.0% Manager, Current Budgets/Fiscal Planning City of Hamilton
2006 $103,597.41 $592.77 N/A Manager Current Buildings/Fiscal Planning City of Hamilton
2004 $104,815.25 $424.91 N/A Mgr., Current Budget & Fiscal Plng. City of Hamilton
Thomas Hewitson experienced an average yearly salary raise of approximately 1.70% from 2004 to 2019. The salary in 2019 reflects a raise of 24.60% compared to the salary in 2004.