PROF, GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES ENGINEERING
Seniority - Level 1: Professional/Staff
Sunshine Members - 2005
5
+3
(+150.0%)
vs 2004
Average Sunshine Salary - 2005
$118,694.24
+$13,749
(+13.1%)
vs 2004
Position Economics
Salary range and market performance.
Salary Spread
$103k
—
$133k
Lowest to Highest reported in 2005
Historical Growth
5.5%
NOT BEATING INFLATION
Since 2001
Market Presence
1 Employers
Hiring this role in 2005
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Quick Insight: The highest paid individual in this role works at QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY and earns 12% more than the provincial average for this title in the 2005 sunshine list.
Salary Evolution
Historical average salary for this position over time.
* Data represents annual average based on provincial disclosures.
Market Distribution
Comparative analysis of volume vs. compensation for this role.
Hiring Volume by Sector
Universities
5 Staff
Top Employers, Ranked by Average Salary
$118,694
Gender Breakdown
Comparing the first recorded year to the most recent data.
Male
Female
Unknown
Latest: 2005
Based on: 5 Sunshine Employees
Earliest: 2001
Based on: 1 Sunshine Employees
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Trend Insight: Female representation has grown by 0% since this position first appeared on the list, while the total workforce has increased.
Gender Salary Gap
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Historical Context:
Over the last 5 years,
there is insufficient year-over-year data to calculate a definitive historical gender salary gap for PROF, GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES ENGINEERING.
Employee Salaries
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| Name | Employer | Year | Salary |
|---|---|---|---|
| NOEL P. JAMES | Queen's University | 2005 | $133,344.48 |
| T. KURTIS KYSER | Queen's University | 2005 | $131,437.46 |
| GUY M. NARBONNE | Queen's University | 2005 | $115,979.48 |
| RONALD C. PETERSON | Queen's University | 2005 | $109,788.64 |
| R. GERHARD PRATT | Queen's University | 2005 | $102,921.12 |