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Justice and Public Safety salaries

338 people paid $100,000 or more in 2025. On the compensation disclosure list every year from 2021 to 2025.

People on the 2025 list
338
+9.0% vs 2024
Median salary
$122,200
−1.4% vs 2024
Highest salary
$520,400
Total disclosed
$50.1M

Highest paid in 2025

Top 100 of 338
#NameTotal compensationChange
1Nebojsa DenicChief Medical Examiner$520,400+$86,500 (+19.9%)
2Christopher HoughContractual$410,200+$56,500 (+16.0%)
3Wynne TraheyProvincial Court Judge$382,100new
4Robin FowlerChief Provincial Court Judge$374,700+$37,200 (+11.0%)
5Jacqueline BrazilProvincial Court Judge$370,800+$56,400 (+17.9%)
6Lynn ColeProvincial Court Judge$370,800+$56,400 (+17.9%)
7Wayne GormanProvincial Court Judge$370,800+$56,400 (+17.9%)
8Phyllis HarrisProvincial Court Judge$370,800+$56,400 (+17.9%)
9Kymil HoweProvincial Court Judge$370,800+$56,400 (+17.9%)
10Jacqueline JenkinsProvincial Court Judge$370,800+$56,400 (+17.9%)
11Mark LinehanProvincial Court Judge$370,800+$56,400 (+17.9%)
12Lori MarshallProvincial Court Judge$370,800+$56,400 (+17.9%)
13Paul NobleProvincial Court Judge$370,800+$56,400 (+17.9%)
14Kari PikeProvincial Court Judge$370,800+$56,400 (+17.9%)
15Harold PorterProvincial Court Judge$370,800+$56,400 (+17.9%)
16Rolf PritchardProvincial Court Judge$370,800+$56,000 (+17.8%)
17Bruce ShortProvincial Court Judge$370,800+$56,400 (+17.9%)
18Lois SkanesProvincial Court Judge$370,800+$56,400 (+17.9%)
19James WalshProvincial Court Judge$370,800+$56,400 (+17.9%)
20Jennifer MercerAssoc Chief Prov Court Judge$359,100+$39,200 (+12.3%)
21Jennifer StandenProvincial Court Judge$354,700+$36,800 (+11.6%)
22Lloyd StricklandProvincial Court Judge$354,100+$37,300 (+11.8%)
23Andrew WaddenProvincial Court Judge$353,500+$43,000 (+13.8%)
24Michael KingProvincial Court Judge$346,500+$154,500 (+80.5%)
25Karen RehnerProvincial Court Judge$343,200+$32,600 (+10.5%)
26Andrew BrownProvincial Court Judge$313,000new
27Norman PurchaseYouth Care Counsellor$219,500+$72,900 (+49.7%)
28Lisa SteadAssistant Deputy Minister$196,100+$10,900 (+5.9%)
29Gerrie SmithDeputy Minister$194,400
30Micheal NoseworthyAssistant Deputy Minister$194,200+$10,900 (+5.9%)
31Sheldon SteevesSolicitor V$193,700+$10,300 (+5.6%)
32Erin DelaneySolicitor V$193,200+$39,100 (+25.4%)
33Stephen RingContractual$192,600+$9,700 (+5.3%)
34Herbert EdwardsSolicitor V$192,100+$10,700 (+5.9%)
35Heidi MarshallSolicitor V$192,100+$10,800 (+6.0%)
36Carey MajidSolicitor V$192,100+$10,800 (+6.0%)
37Susan KingChief Legislative Counsel$192,100+$10,800 (+6.0%)
38Richard DeveauSolicitor V$192,100+$10,800 (+6.0%)
39Brenda DuffySolicitor V$192,100+$17,000 (+9.7%)
40Dana SullivanSolicitor V$192,100+$10,700 (+5.9%)
41Tina WalshSolicitor V$192,100+$10,700 (+5.9%)
42Rodney WeyhCorrectional Officer I$181,700+$52,300 (+40.4%)
43Mark SheppardSolicitor IV$180,300+$26,200 (+17.0%)
44Brandon GillespieSolicitor V$176,300−$7,200 (−3.9%)
45Donald AnthonySolicitor V$176,000+$21,900 (+14.2%)
46Justin CainesAssistant Deputy Minister$174,500+$16,500 (+10.4%)
47Kathleen OreillySolicitor V$172,200+$18,000 (+11.7%)
48Nicole HurleySolicitor IV$171,500+$9,700 (+6.0%)
49Scott HurleySolicitor IV$171,500+$9,700 (+6.0%)
50Alison ManningSolicitor IV$171,500+$9,700 (+6.0%)
51Christopher AttwoodCorrectional Officer I$169,200+$31,500 (+22.9%)
52Kellie CullihallSolicitor IV$167,300+$13,200 (+8.6%)
53Peter FitzgeraldSolicitor IV$166,300−$15,100 (−8.3%)
54Deidre BadcockSolicitor IV$164,400+$17,000 (+11.5%)
55Michael HiscockCorrectional Officer I$164,400+$45,200 (+37.9%)
56Heidi WellsSolicitor IV$163,400+$9,300 (+6.0%)
57Krista AtkinsSolicitor IV$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
58Nancy BarnesSolicitor IV$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
59Barbara BarrowmanSolicitor IV$163,300+$9,100 (+5.9%)
60Glen BelbinContractual$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
61Kelly CurtiesSolicitor IV$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
62Annette DuffySolicitor IV$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
63David HearnContractual$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
64Jason HouseContractual$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
65Franklin LayteSolicitor IV$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
66Susan MarrieSolicitor IV$163,300+$9,100 (+5.9%)
67Kimberley McLennanSolicitor IV$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
68Paul NolanSolicitor IV$163,300+$9,100 (+5.9%)
69Derrick OldfordSolicitor IV$163,300+$9,100 (+5.9%)
70Isobel OsheaSolicitor IV$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
71Nancy PaulSolicitor IV$163,300+$9,100 (+5.9%)
72David RodgersSolicitor IV$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
73Denise SpencerSolicitor IV$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
74Philip WarrenContractual$163,300+$49,200 (+43.1%)
75Karen Hurley PowerSolicitor IV$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
76Margaret GilliesLegislative Counsel IV$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
77Tracey PennellLegislative Counsel IV$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
78Kristen O'KeefeContractual$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
79Cory BinderupSolicitor IV$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
80Susan GallantSolicitor IV$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
81Karen OreillySolicitor IV$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
82Shawn PattenSolicitor IV$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
83Jeffrey SummersSolicitor IV$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
84Joseph AnthonySolicitor IV$162,100+$9,700 (+6.4%)
85Jessica GallantSolicitor IV$161,000+$15,300 (+10.5%)
86Deborah DunphyAssistant Deputy Minister$160,100+$9,900 (+6.6%)
87Jason BraceLieutenant Adult Corrections$158,000+$15,200 (+10.6%)
88Amanda HiscockSolicitor I$157,700+$14,800 (+10.4%)
89Susan ButtLieutenant Adult Corrections$157,100+$1,900 (+1.2%)
90Patrick PenneyLieutenant Adult Corrections$157,100+$12,300 (+8.5%)
91Lorelei RobertsAssistant Deputy Minister$156,600+$8,700 (+5.9%)
92Jamie FoxLieutenant Adult Corrections$153,400+$24,900 (+19.4%)
93Paul ParsonsLieutenant Adult Corrections$152,800+$36,200 (+31.0%)
94Robert RenoufCaptain Adult Corrections$151,900+$27,700 (+22.3%)
95Paul PitcherLieutenant Adult Corrections$151,700+$25,100 (+19.8%)
96Patrick YoungCorrectional Officer I$151,700+$31,600 (+26.3%)
97Raylene StokesSolicitor IV$151,100+$5,900 (+4.1%)
98Paul ThistleSolicitor IV$150,300+$35,700 (+31.2%)
99Alison DoyleSolicitor III$149,900−$800 (−0.5%)
100Christopher BurtSolicitor IV$149,800+$14,200 (+10.5%)
Full 2025 list

People on the list by year

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YearValue
2021142
2022173
2023204
2024310
2025338

Median salary by year

11060000

What each job pays at Justice and Public Safety, 2025

The most common jobs, with their median salary against the same title across the list.

JobPeopleMedianNewfoundland and Labrador medianDifference
Correctional Officer I127$113,100$113,100+0.0%
Solicitor IV51$163,300$161,000+1.4%
Contractual34$118,400$115,800+2.2%
Provincial Court Judge22$370,800$370,800+0.0%
Lieutenant Adult Corrections18$143,350$143,350+0.0%
Solicitor V12$192,100$192,100+0.0%
Youth Care Counsellor11$113,500$113,500+0.0%
Assistant Deputy Minister7$160,100$153,800+4.1%
Captain Adult Corrections6$137,500$137,500+0.0%
Assistant Superintendent5$122,100$122,100+0.0%
Sergeant (HMP)5$108,300$108,300+0.0%
Regional Emergency Planner3$101,600—
Adult Probation Officer II2——
Adult Probation Officer Spvsr2——
Chief Executive Officer2—$153,700
Legislative Counsel IV2——
Administrator Prov Youth Ctre1——
Assoc Chief Prov Court Judge1——
Chief Legislative Counsel1——
Chief Medical Examiner1——
Chief Provincial Court Judge1——
Correctional Officer Recruit1——
Departmental Controller1—$122,800
Deputy Minister1—$181,300
Digital Media Manager1—$118,000
Director Emergency Svs1——
Director Of 9111——
Director of Court Services1——
Director of Prov Court Fines1——
Director Support Enforcement1——
Family Court Couns II-UFC1——
Fire Commissioner1——
Fire Protection Officer I1——
Manager Family Justice Service1——
Manager of Budgeting1—$104,500
Manager of Operations1——
Manager, Services & Operations1——
Media Relations Manager1——
Prov'l Mgr Victim Svs Program1——
Social Worker I1—$104,400

Medians where 3 or more people share the title. Newfoundland and Labrador median: everyone with the title on the 2025 list, at any employer.

Salary bands

People by salary, 2025.

$100K–$110K77
$110K–$120K81
$120K–$130K37
$130K–$150K45
$150K–$175K53
$175K–$200K18
$200K–$250K1
$250K–$300K0
$300K–$500K25
$500K+1

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Questions and answers

How many people at Justice and Public Safety were paid $100,000 or more in 2025?

338, +9.0% on 2024 (310 people).

What is the median salary at Justice and Public Safety?

$122,200 among the people on the 2025 list, against $106,200 for provincial government as a whole.

Who is the highest-paid employee at Justice and Public Safety?

In 2025, Nebojsa Denic, Chief Medical Examiner at Justice and Public Safety, with a salary of $520,400.

What is the most common job at Justice and Public Safety on the list?

Correctional Officer I, with 127 people in 2025.

How much does a Correctional Officer I at Justice and Public Safety make?

The median salary of the 127 people with this title at Justice and Public Safety was $113,100 in 2025.

How much does a Solicitor IV at Justice and Public Safety make?

The median salary of the 51 people with this title at Justice and Public Safety was $163,300 in 2025, 1.4% above the $161,000 median for the title across Newfoundland and Labrador.

How much does a Contractual at Justice and Public Safety make?

The median salary of the 34 people with this title at Justice and Public Safety was $118,400 in 2025, 2.2% above the $115,800 median for the title across Newfoundland and Labrador.

How long has Justice and Public Safety been on the list?

Since 2021: every year from 2021 to 2025.

Where can I see everyone at Justice and Public Safety on the list?

The full 2025 list has every name, job, salary; earlier years are linked from the chart above.

What is “total compensation”?

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

Why is someone not on the list?

Only people paid $100,000 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.

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