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- Council Chief Executive Rich List - Taxpayers Union
-> For those CEOs started their role partway through the financial year, their salaries were annualised based on the number of days they worked from the start date to the end of the financial year -> Some councils had multiple CEOs or acting interim CEOs in the same year
- Which local government CEOs are overpaid or underpaid?
The Taxpayers' Union has compiled a local government "rich list" showing the salaries of council CEOs They range from $648,900 to $219,382 But this doesn't tell us too much as different councils are different sizes, and also regional councils tend to have less areas of responsibility and funding (and staff) than territorial or unitary
- Town Hall Rich List 2024: 3,106 council bosses received over . . .
Town Hall Rich List 2024 finds that 3,106 officials received more than £100,000, with 829 receiving over £150,000 in 2022-23 The TaxPayers’ Alliance (TPA) provides a council-by-council breakdown of local government executive pay deals
- Taxpayers’ Union launches Council CEO Rich List
The top 5 highest paid Chief Executives were as follows: Phil Wilson (Auckland Council) - $648,900; Dr Pim Borren (Otago Regional Council) - $595,924; Bill Bayfield (Hawke’s Bay Regional Council) -$584,000; Dawn Baxendale (Christchurch City Council) - 543,943; Marty Grenfell (Tauranga City Council) - $537,024
- Revealed: The local council CEOs that are creaming it
CEOs at small councils are earning inordinately high salaries, says the New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union, as it releases information compiled for the recently-released Ratepayers’ Report,
- Maldon District Councils top earners revealed in Rich List
The salaries of six county council employees, including the chief executive, Gavin Jones, were higher than the prime minister, whose salary in the same year was £164,951 Mr Jones was the authority’s highest earner with a salary of £198,875 a year
- Town Hall Rich List: Council chief executive salary figures . . .
Newark and Sherwood District Council has been revealed as having the highest-paid chief executive of all district councils Nottinghamshire The council also employs a deputy chief executive, meaning the authority spends a combined total of £233,723 a year on the two posts
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