Compensation Disclosure
Public sector bodies are now required to post online the names and compensation paid to:
- All board members
- Employees who earn over a threshold amount
The Compensation column includes amounts paid in a year to a member or employee and amounts required for tax purposes to be included in an employee's or member's income. The Other column includes the amount or value of all non-monetary benefits (including employer-paid CPP, EI, and pension contributions).
This is a requirement under the Public Sector Compensation Transparency Act, which applies to:
- Agencies, boards and commissions governed by the Alberta Public Agencies Governance Act
- Independent offices of the Legislature
- Employees of Covenant Health
- Other entities identified in the regulations
Learn more about agencies, boards, and commissions
Learn more about the Public Sector Compensation Transparency Act
For further inquiries, please contact Tamara Janzen, Vice President - Human Resources & Organizational Development.
Alberta Pensions Services Corporation (APS) guides the pension experience on behalf of Alberta's public sector pension plans. APS was incorporated in 1995 under Alberta's Business Corporations Act with the Government of Alberta as the sole Shareholder.