Public Salaries
Job

Contractual salary in Newfoundland and Labrador

191 people with this title were paid $100,000 or more in 2025. Half earned between $109,200 and $123,400.

Median salary
$115,800
+2.7% vs 2024
People on the list
191
Middle half
$109K–$123K
Highest
$410,200

Median salary by year

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

Show as a table
YearMedianIn 2025 dollars
2021$108,700$123,349
2022$110,200$117,575
2023$114,800$118,554
2024$112,750$114,352
2025$115,800$115,800

Pay bands

People with this title by salary, 2025.

$100K–$125K145
$125K–$150K33
$150K–$200K9
$200K–$300K0
$300K or more4

Same job, different employer

Median salary at each of the 10 employers with 5 or more people in this job, highest first, against the median for everyone with the title.

Median for everyone with this title: $115,800
Finance8 people$122,950
Justice and Public Safety34 people$118,400
Health26 people$118,000
Executive Council31 people$116,100
Education5 people$110,600
ImmigrPopul&GrowthSkills7 people$110,000

Employers with the most

Highest paid in 2025

#NameEmployerTotal compensationChange
1Christopher HoughJustice and Public Safety$410,200+$56,500 (+16.0%)
2Janice FitzgeraldHealth$369,100+$40,000 (+12.2%)
3Cheryl FooHealth$361,800+$78,800 (+27.8%)
4Colleen CrowtherHealth$355,200−$55,000 (−13.4%)
5Stephen RingJustice and Public Safety$192,600+$9,700 (+5.3%)
6Kendra WrightExecutive Council$164,500+$13,700 (+9.1%)
7Glen BelbinJustice and Public Safety$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
8David HearnJustice and Public Safety$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
9Jason HouseJustice and Public Safety$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
10Philip WarrenJustice and Public Safety$163,300+$49,200 (+43.1%)
11Kristen O'KeefeJustice and Public Safety$163,300+$9,200 (+6.0%)
12Jason LettoHealth$161,100+$39,800 (+32.8%)
13Nicole O'BrienFisheries,Forestry&Agricult$155,700−$28,100 (−15.3%)
14Colleen O'BrienRoyal Newfoundland Constabulary$147,200+$34,400 (+30.5%)
15Stephen TomblinRural&Economic Development$141,600−$1,700 (−1.2%)
16Duncan AllisonJustice and Public Safety$141,500new
17Amber HaighwayJustice and Public Safety$140,100+$14,200 (+11.3%)
18Brian HarveyJustice and Public Safety$138,800+$7,800 (+6.0%)
19Andrew GreenRoyal Newfoundland Constabulary$138,700+$9,400 (+7.3%)
20Heather YetmanJustice and Public Safety$138,400
21Gregory FrenchLabour Relations Board$137,800+$5,100 (+3.8%)
22Craig CoadyFisheries,Forestry&Agricult$136,100+$10,100 (+8.0%)
23Darryl BruceTransportation & Infrastruc$131,800+$9,900 (+8.1%)
24Melanie StokesExecutive Council$131,700new
25Dennis SharpeFinance$131,700+$8,900 (+7.2%)
26Joshua SmithJustice and Public Safety$131,300new
27Derrick ButtTransportation & Infrastruc$129,900+$18,400 (+16.5%)
28Alan DoodyChildren Seniors&Social Dev$129,100−$49,500 (−27.7%)
29Caroline OrsbornCelebrate NL$128,500+$7,200 (+5.9%)
30Regan PowerExecutive Council$128,500+$7,200 (+5.9%)
31Kenneth HicksFinance$128,500+$7,100 (+5.8%)
32Amanda HannafordFinance$128,500+$7,200 (+5.9%)
33Julian KennedyHealth$128,500+$7,200 (+5.9%)
34Kelly DayIndustry, Energy&Technology$128,500+$7,100 (+5.8%)
35Amanda HewittIndustry, Energy&Technology$128,500+$9,100 (+7.6%)
36Jennifer MeadusIndustry, Energy&Technology$128,500+$7,200 (+5.9%)
37Gordon MurphyIndustry, Energy&Technology$128,500+$7,200 (+5.9%)
38Nadine EmberleyIndustry, Energy&Technology$128,500new
39Kirk YoudenIndustry, Energy&Technology$128,500+$7,800 (+6.5%)
40Adam VickersPublic Procurement Agency$128,500+$7,200 (+5.9%)
41Darren GreenRoyal Newfoundland Constabulary$128,500+$19,100 (+17.5%)
42Dawn KearneyChildren Seniors&Social Dev$127,900−$11,500 (−8.2%)
43Daphne Whalen OsborneHealth$127,200+$2,500 (+2.0%)
44Jennifer CurranJustice and Public Safety$126,100new
45Kirsty CollinsEducation$125,600+$7,000 (+5.9%)
46Wade TuttleTransportation & Infrastruc$125,400+$20,400 (+19.4%)
47Laura MiddletonExecutive Council$124,600+$18,900 (+17.9%)
48Deena WaddletonSeniors$124,100+$8,200 (+7.1%)
49Brian ForwardExecutive Council$123,400new
50Jacalyn GuyFinance$123,100+$4,500 (+3.8%)

Compare Contractual

Questions and answers

What is the median salary for a Contractual in Newfoundland and Labrador’s public sector?

$115,800 among the 191 people with this title on the 2025 list. Only people paid $100,000 or more are listed, so this is not the median for everyone in the job.

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

Half were paid between $109,200 and $123,400 in 2025; the highest salary was $410,200.

Which employer pays Contractual the most?

Finance: a median of $122,950 among 8 people in 2025, the highest of the employers with 5 or more in this job.

Which employer has the most people with the title Contractual?

Justice and Public Safety, with 34 on the 2025 list.

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

191 in 2025, up from 50 in 2021.

What share of people with the title Contractual are paid $150,000 or more?

7% of those on the 2025 list (13 people), and 2% $200,000 or more (4).

How does Contractual pay compare with the whole list?

Its median, $115,800, is 1.3% above the median of everyone on the 2025 list ($114,300).

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

The median salary of the 34 people with this title at Justice and Public Safety was $118,400 in 2025.

How much does a Contractual make at Executive Council?

The median salary of the 31 people with this title at Executive Council was $116,100 in 2025.

How much does a Contractual make at Health?

The median salary of the 26 people with this title at Health was $118,000 in 2025.

Has Contractual pay gone up?

The median rose 2.7% from 2024 ($112,750) to 2025. In 2021 it was $108,700.

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.