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Jeffrey Berryman

Professor at University Of Windsor. On Ontario’s disclosure list 21 years between 2003 and 2024.

Salary disclosure2024
Jeffrey Berryman
Professor
University Of Windsor
Salary paid
$109,370.04
Taxable benefits
$460.08
Total disclosed
$109,830.12
Source: Government of Ontario, Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996. © King’s Printer for Ontario.
Change from 2023: −$105,476 (−49.1%)
21years on
the list

Among 9,401 people with the title “Professor” in 2024

Paid more than 9% of them. Their median: $127,753.

Among 891 people at University Of Windsor in 2024

757th highest paid. Their median: $145,467.

Paid more than 18% of everyone on the 2024 disclosure list, which only lists people paid $100,000 or more.

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Salary by year

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YearSalaryMedian for the job
2003$101,177$111,532
2005$120,025
2006$133,102
2007$142,991
2008$142,496
2009$156,174
2010$167,429$138,333
2011$147,657$111,093
2012$146,960$111,392
2013$167,992$112,751
2014$172,111$113,629
2015$176,608
2016$201,703
2017$219,835
2018$252,291
2019$258,676
2020$239,930
2021$235,259$118,671
2022$196,679$120,125
2023$214,846$127,222
2024$109,370$127,753

History

YearEmployer and jobSalaryBenefitsChange
2024University Of WindsorProfessor$109,370$460−$105,476 (−49.1%)
2023University Of WindsorProfessor$214,846$950+$18,167 (+9.2%)
2022University Of WindsorProfessor$196,679$1,122−$38,580 (−16.4%)
2021University Of WindsorProfessor$235,259$1,197−$4,671 (−1.9%)
2020University Of WindsorProfessor; Associate Vice-President Academic$239,930$1,032−$18,746 (−7.2%)
2019University Of WindsorProfessor; Associate Vice-President Academic$258,676$788+$6,384 (+2.5%)
2018University Of WindsorActing Provost and Vice President Academic; Professor$252,291$959+$32,457 (+14.8%)
2017University Of WindsorProfessor; Associate Vice-President Academic$219,835$3,145+$18,132 (+9.0%)
2016University Of WindsorAssociate Vice-President Academic$201,703$2,527+$25,095 (+14.2%)
2015University Of WindsorAssociate Vice-President Academic; Professor$176,608$539+$4,498 (+2.6%)
2014University Of WindsorProfessor$172,111$539+$4,119 (+2.5%)
2013University Of WindsorProfessor$167,992$539+$21,032 (+14.3%)
2012University Of WindsorProfessor$146,960$605−$698 (−0.5%)
2011University Of WindsorProfessor$147,657$959−$19,772 (−11.8%)
2010University Of WindsorProfessor; Research Leadership Chair$167,429$1,220+$11,255 (+7.2%)
2009University Of WindsorProfessor; University of Windsor Research Leadership Chair$156,174$1,226+$13,678 (+9.6%)
2008University Of WindsorProfessor/Research Leadership Chair$142,496$11,192−$495 (−0.3%)
2007University Of WindsorProfessor/Chair, University of Windsor Research Leadership$142,991$8,134+$9,889 (+7.4%)
2006University Of WindsorProfessor, Chair, University of Windsor Research Leadership$133,102$5,645+$13,077 (+10.9%)
2005University Of WindsorProfessor/Research Leadership Chair$120,025$2,982
2003University Of WindsorProfessor$101,177$594

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Questions and answers

Why is Jeffrey Berryman on the disclosure list?

University Of Windsor paid Jeffrey Berryman $109,370 in 2024. Ontario’s public employers must disclose everyone they paid $100,000 or more in a calendar year, under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996.

What does “salary paid” include?

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