Alberta Human Rights Commission

2020–2025 · 123 total records

21 employees (2024)$26,876 avg salary (2024)$579K total payroll (2024)6 years on list

Alberta Human Rights Commission had 21 employees on the 2024 Alberta Compensation Disclosure, with an average salary of $26,876 and a total disclosed payroll of $1M — up 4.8% from 2024. The highest-paid employee on record was Kathryn Oviatt (Chief of the Commission and Tribunals, 2024), earning $297,698.

Highest paid all-time

Kathryn Oviatt

Chief of the Commission and Tribunals

$297,698

2024

$294,722

2020

$273,225

2021

Kathryn Oviatt

Chief of the Commission and Tribunals

$235,977

2023

Zabeda Yaqoob

Chief of the Commission and Tribunals

$178,400

2025

Kathryn Oviatt

Chief of the Commission and Tribunals

$172,107

2022

Cynthia Dickins

Tribunal Member

$81,272

2024

Collin May

Chief of the Commission and Tribunals

$68,656

2022

Kathryn Oviatt

Acting Chief,Tribunal Member

$61,745

2021

Erika Ringseis

Tribunal Member

$55,227

2021

Headcount & Salary Trends

Disclosed employees · bars = headcount, lines = salary

Year-by-Year Breakdown

2025+4.8% headcount

Employees

22

Avg Salary

$21,378

Median

$11,472

Total Payroll

$504K

2024+16.7% headcount

Employees

21

Avg Salary

$26,876

Median

$6,222

Total Payroll

$579K

2023-25.0% headcount

Employees

18

Avg Salary

$28,923

Median

$15,512

Total Payroll

$521K

2022+14.3% headcount

Employees

24

Avg Salary

$23,079

Median

$17,611

Total Payroll

$581K

2021+23.5% headcount

Employees

21

Avg Salary

$31,191

Median

$10,159

Total Payroll

$655K

2020

Employees

17

Avg Salary

$27,684

Median

$9,620

Total Payroll

$478K

Data sourced from the Alberta Public Sector Compensation Disclosure. This site is independent and not affiliated with the Government of Alberta. Always verify against the official source.