130 residents of Oxford County have been included in the 2014 Sunshine List.
ONTARIO - The Sunshine List for 2014 has been released, and in Oxford County it pays to be a Firefighter.
The Public Salary Disclosure Act introduced by Premier Mike Harris created the so-called 'sunshine list.' Under the Act, companies and organizations receiving public funding from the Province of Ontario are required to annually disclose names, positions, salaries, and benefits of employees paid $100 000 or more.
This year's list includes 130 people from Oxford County. Woodstock Fire Services had the highest amount of people listed at 33, while Woodstock Police was a close second with 30.
The highest earner overall was Ontario Power Generation President and Chief Executive Officer Thomas Mitchell. He made $1.55 million in salary and benefits. This is the second time he's topped the list.
Premier Kathleen Wynne was paid just over $209,00 last year - up approximately $10,000 from 2013.
There are more than 100 000 people on this year's sunshine list including nurses, teachers, police, firefighters, and other public sector workers.
To see the full list visit http://www.ontario.ca/government/public-sector-salary-disclosure
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BREAKDOWN BY AREA
Woodstock: 42
Woodstock Police: 30
Oxford County: 29
Norfolk County: 20
Tillsonburg: 7
Zorra Township:2

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