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Member salary in Alberta

139 people with this title were paid $159,676 or more in 2025. Half earned between $2,487 and $21,284.

Median salary
$9,394
−30.8% vs 2024
People on the list
139
Middle half
$2.5K–$21.3K
Highest
$62,503

Median salary by year

Among people with this title on the list. The line is the same median in 2025 dollars, by Alberta’s consumer price index (Statistics Canada, table 18-10-0005-01).

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YearMedianIn 2025 dollars
2020$10,136$12,063
2021$10,502$12,113
2022$16,093$17,440
2023$12,002$12,594
2024$13,567$13,832
2025$9,394$9,394

Pay bands

People with this title by salary, 2025.

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Same job, different employer

Median salary at each of the 9 employers with 5 or more people in this job, highest first, against the median for everyone with the title.

Employers with the most

Highest paid in 2025

#NameEmployerCompensationChange
1Sarita Dighe-BramwellThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$62,503−$3,390 (−5.1%)
2Carol DougallThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$57,097+$2,318 (+4.2%)
3Thomas AscroftThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$56,940+$10,239 (+21.9%)
4Patricia GilbertThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$55,087+$12,556 (+29.5%)
5Donna DixonThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$50,234+$7,228 (+16.8%)
6Elizabeth BellThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$49,957+$16,460 (+49.1%)
7Gerald GunnThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$48,959+$15,195 (+45.0%)
8Eunice FriesenThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$45,209+$39,914 (+753.8%)
9Jose Antonio SantiagoThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$44,355+$3,790 (+9.3%)
10Lisa McMullinThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$43,438+$10,096 (+30.3%)
11Evelyn MainThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$41,534+$555 (+1.4%)
12Joseph RodgersThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$40,164+$26,621 (+196.6%)
13Timothy MoorhouseThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$40,075+$7,771 (+24.1%)
14Dawn KonelskyThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$39,710−$457 (−1.1%)
15Joan CrockattThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$39,178−$8,809 (−18.4%)
16Thomas PolzinThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$38,091−$5,887 (−13.4%)
17Gurvinder HundalThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$37,797+$11,310 (+42.7%)
18Donna StelmachovichThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$34,266+$5,247 (+18.1%)
19Thomas RosettisThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$33,880+$7,825 (+30.0%)
20David RayThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$33,305+$14,428 (+76.4%)
21Eugene HeinemannThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$33,297−$5,590 (−14.4%)
22Amanda HollowayThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$32,682+$1,818 (+5.9%)
23Lise ZarbThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$31,199−$6,962 (−18.2%)
24Laurette MorrisThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$29,848−$14,898 (−33.3%)
25Sandra HildebrandThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$29,598−$4,420 (−13.0%)
26Robbyn EricksonThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$28,742−$1,092 (−3.7%)
27Paul MeyetteThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$27,976−$4,737 (−14.5%)
28Dierdre MullenThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$27,970+$17,643 (+170.8%)
29Deborah AndrewsThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$26,704+$7,539 (+39.3%)
30Melissa TimbresAlberta Judicial Nominating Committee$25,315new
31Richard PatersonThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$25,222+$3,202 (+14.5%)
32Timothy ClaughtonThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$24,300
33Vesna KavazThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$23,551−$3,195 (−11.9%)
34Elaine SteinkeThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$23,103+$4,089 (+21.5%)
35Erasmus OkineCampus Alberta Quality Council$21,284+$14,773 (+226.9%)
36Bradley MacDonaldThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$20,231−$88,248 (−81.4%)
37Susan EvansThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$20,055+$4,513 (+29.0%)
38Patricia NelsonAlberta Judicial Nominating Committee$19,613
39Shawna MillerWorkers' Compensation Board$19,456+$2,532 (+15.0%)
40Brent KassianThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$19,156+$3,202 (+20.1%)
41Catherine PohlThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$18,088−$980 (−5.1%)
42Mike BoyleWorkers' Compensation Board$18,066+$3,582 (+24.7%)
43Leanne BettsThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$17,281−$3,857 (−18.2%)
44George KuhseThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$16,643+$3,076 (+22.7%)
45Nancy WalkerWorkers' Compensation Board$16,508+$6,126 (+59.0%)
46Monica MankowskiThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$16,342+$3,611 (+28.4%)
47Denis MeierThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$16,118+$13,192 (+450.9%)
48Shirley LabonteThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$15,733+$10,991 (+231.8%)
49Karen CunninghamThe Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services$15,701−$9,116 (−36.7%)
50Mary Phillips-RickeyWorkers' Compensation Board$14,708−$4,814 (−24.7%)

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Questions and answers

What is the median salary for a Member in Alberta’s public sector?

$9,394 among the 139 people with this title on the 2025 list. Only people paid $159,676 or more are listed, so this is not the median for everyone in the job.

How much do most people with the title Member on the list earn?

Half were paid between $2,487 and $21,284 in 2025; the highest salary was $62,503.

Which employer pays Member the most?

The Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services: a median of $17,281 among 75 people in 2025, the highest of the employers with 5 or more in this job.

Which employer has the most people with the title Member?

The Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services, with 75 on the 2025 list.

How many people with the title Member are on the list?

139 in 2025, down from 268 in 2020.

How does Member pay compare with the whole list?

Its median, $9,394, is 94.7% below the median of everyone on the 2025 list ($178,591).

How much does a Member make at The Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services?

The median salary of the 75 people with this title at The Appeal Panels Administered by the Ministry of Community and Social Services was $17,281 in 2025.

How much does a Member make at Family Support for Children with Disabilities Provincial Parent Advisory Committee?

The median salary of the 8 people with this title at Family Support for Children with Disabilities Provincial Parent Advisory Committee was $824 in 2025.

How much does a Member make at Workers' Compensation Board?

The median salary of the 8 people with this title at Workers' Compensation Board was $14,121 in 2025.

Has Member pay gone up?

The median fell 30.8% from 2024 ($13,567) to 2025. In 2020 it was $10,136.

What is “compensation”?

The one pay figure Alberta publishes for each person for the year, shown as published. Alberta does not publish taxable benefits separately, so none are shown. How the lists work

Why is someone not on the list?

Only people paid $159,676 or more in the year are listed, and only by the public employers the Public Sector Compensation Transparency Act covers. Someone paid less that year, or working elsewhere, does not appear.