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Cost of living is often top-of-mind for most British Columbians, but it’s likely not so pressing if you’re a public sector executive in Kamloops or the Okanagan.
If they want the best candidates, governments and schools have to compete and the going rate isn’t cheap if you serve hundreds of thousands of taxpayers and and manage massive budgets.
Here’s how much your public sector managers and administrators made last year after salaries and benefits:
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I find this crazy… they are clearly out of touch of inflation and the ones who are struggling with a 43000 yearly wage… that seems excessive to me… it’s ridiculous!