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Office of the Worker Adviser salaries, 2025

35 people paid $100,000 or more in 2025, as disclosed by Ontario under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996.

People in 2025
35
+9.4% vs 2024
Median salary
$114,106
−1.2% vs 2024
Highest salary
$285,071
Total disclosed
$4.3M

Everyone on the 2025 list

35 people
#NameSalaryBenefitsChange
1Kevin BrownGeneral Counsel and Manager, Central Client Services Unit$285,071$314+$68,968 (+31.9%)
2Umer SherazDirector, Office of the Worker Adviser$187,514$214+$26,356 (+16.4%)
3Krystyna DrywaRegional Manager, Central$165,774$182new
4Sylvie FischerRegional Manager, Central$161,789$180+$36,928 (+29.6%)
5Margaret TownsendRegional Manager, Central$142,930$112new
6Kristen LindsayRegional Manager, Central$135,634$152+$25,766 (+23.5%)
7Toni-Ann SimpsonWorker Representative$128,018$254+$20,010 (+18.5%)
8Stephanie MarpleWorker Adviser$124,733$243+$17,780 (+16.6%)
9Erin HunteWorker Representative$120,104$256−$2,015 (−1.6%)
10Donna ChaplowWorkers Compensation Program Specialist$114,903$245−$1,574 (−1.4%)
11Laura VurmaLegislative Interpretation Specialist$114,903$245−$1,936 (−1.7%)
12Jennifer TuranoWorker Adviser$114,871$243+$75 (+0.1%)
13Stephen GalbraithManager, Business Integration and Operational Excellence$114,871$211new
14Margaret KeysLegislative Interpretation Specialist$114,798$245−$812 (−0.7%)
15Katryn PereiraLegislative Interpretation Specialist$114,181$0new
16Mark EvansWorker Adviser$114,106$243−$1,895 (−1.6%)
17Patricia FontynWorker Adviser$114,106$243−$1,924 (−1.7%)
18Donald HunterWorker Adviser$114,106$243−$2,715 (−2.3%)
19Dominique LacelleWorker Adviser, Bilingual$114,106$243−$1,671 (−1.4%)
20Diana SanginesiWorker Adviser$114,106$243−$1,924 (−1.7%)
21Darcy StewartWorker Adviser$114,106$243−$1,924 (−1.7%)
22Philip VaccarelloWorker Adviser$114,106$243−$1,760 (−1.5%)
23Jennifer MuscaWorker Adviser, Bilingual$113,152$243−$1,009 (−0.9%)
24Lindsy VenturiWorker Adviser$112,448$218new
25Catherine HickenWorker Adviser$111,767$238+$2,725 (+2.5%)
26Omela SoobraydooWorker Adviser, Bilingual$109,746$216new
27Sally ClarkWorker Adviser, Bilingual$109,038$225new
28Melinda MullallyWorker Adviser$109,017$243−$6,361 (−5.5%)
29Justin BelangerWorker Adviser, Bilingual$105,924$241+$4,473 (+4.4%)
30Marc LupienWorker Adviser$104,564$243−$10,728 (−9.3%)
31Ifeanyi OdurukweWorker Adviser$102,341$0new
32Samantha FeenerWorker Adviser$101,862$195new
33Kaspar Fiedler-TingleyWorker Adviser$100,213$200new
34Eric RudlingWorker Adviser$100,136$214new
35Daniel De KokWorker Adviser$100,062$0new

Most common jobs in 2025

Worker Adviser17
Worker Adviser, Bilingual5
Regional Manager, Central4
Legislative Interpretation Specialist3
Worker Representative2
Director, Office of the Worker Adviser1
General Counsel and Manager, Central Client Services Unit1
Manager, Business Integration and Operational Excellence1
Workers Compensation Program Specialist1

Questions and answers

Why is someone who works at Office of the Worker Adviser not on this list?

Only people paid $100,000 or more in 2025 are listed. Everyone else at Office of the Worker Adviser that year was paid less.

What are taxable benefits?

The benefits the employer reported as taxable for the year. They are listed separately and are not part of the salary figure.

What does “salary paid” include?

What the employer paid in the calendar year, so it can include overtime, retroactive pay, vacation payouts, severance or a partial year. Taxable benefits are listed separately. How the lists work