Elizabeth Kettle

Elizabeth Kettle held the position of President, Ottawa Carleton Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario at the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board in 2019 and received an annual salary of $119,325.00 as per the records provided by the Government of Ontario.

Year: 2019

Salary: $119,325.00

Position: President, Ottawa Carleton Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario

Employer: Ottawa-Carleton District School Board

Category of Employment: School Boards

Source: Ontario's Sunshine List

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Salary History

The historical salary and taxable benefits of Elizabeth Kettle from 2012 to 2019 at Ottawa-Carleton District School Board

Year Salary Benefits Raise Position Employer
2019 $119,325.00 $0.00 7.4% President, Ottawa Carleton Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario Ottawa-Carleton District School Board
2018 $111,125.97 $0.00 0.9% President, Ottawa Carleton Elementary Teachers' Federation Ottawa-Carleton District School Board
2017 $110,086.39 $0.00 -0.1% Chief Negotiating Officer, Ottawa Carleton Elementary Teachers' Federation Ottawa-Carleton District School Board
2016 $110,169.41 $60.56 1.2% Chief Negotiating Officer, Ottawa Carleton Elementary Teachers' Federation Ottawa Carleton District School Board
2015 $108,846.39 $71.34 1.0% Chief Negotiating Officer, Ottawa Carleton Elementary Teachers' Federation Ottawa Carleton District School Board
2014 $107,747.07 $66.84 5.6% Chief Negotiating Officer, Ottawa Carleton Elementary Teachers' Federation Ottawa Carleton District School Board
2013 $102,047.37 $73.41 -3.9% Collective Bargaining Chair/Grievance Officer, Ottawa Carleton Elementary Teachers' Federation Ottawa Carleton District School Board
2012 $106,193.92 $67.92 N/A Collective Bargaining Chair/Grievance Officer, Ottawa Carleton Elementary Teachers' Federation Ottawa Carleton District School Board
Elizabeth Kettle experienced an average yearly salary raise of approximately 1.74% from 2012 to 2019. The salary in 2019 reflects a raise of 12.37% compared to the salary in 2012.