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28 maj 2014 · But what is the state of Ontario’s public service and how does it compare to Ontario’s private sector? Who gets paid more and will a wage freeze actually accomplish anything?
24 sty 2023 · Jan 24, 2023. Public sector workers in Ontario – whether federal, provincial or local – enjoy wages that are, on average, 34.4 per cent higher than in the private sector, reports the Fraser Institute.
28 wrz 2022 · Data Sources and Methodology. About this document. Ontario Public Sector Employment and Compensation. Sep 28, 2022. Posted in: Health Care, Economy, Education and Child Care, Government Spending. Historical Trends, Projections and Risks. 1. Summary. This report analyzes Ontario Public Sector employment and compensation. [1] .
The ethics executive for a former public servant who, immediately before ceasing to be a public servant, worked in a public body, whether as a government appointee, as an employee under Part III or as an employee of the public body, is the Integrity Commissioner.
Using data on individual workers from Janu-ary to December 2021, this report estimates the wage differential between the government and private sectors in Ontario. It also evaluates four non-wage benefits for which data are available to quantify compensation differences between the two sectors.
Using data on individual workers from January to December of 2017, the report updates past estimates of the wage differential between government-sector workers in Ontario (including federal, provincial, and local government work-ers) and their private-sector counterparts.
VANCOUVER— The wage premium and more generous benefits that government workers in Canada enjoy over their private-sector counterparts is one area governments could look to reduce costs following the recession, finds a new study published by the Fraser Institute, an independent, non-partisan Canadian public policy think-tank.
