An Alberta government standing committee is collecting input on the compensation disclosure list. (Government of Alberta)

By Eli J. Ridder | @EliRidder

Alberta government committee asks for input on employee salary disclosure rules

Jan 2, 2024 | 10:48 AM

An Alberta government committee is asking Albertans for their input on the rules around salary disclosure.

The families and communities standing committee is reviewing the Public Sector Compensation Transparency Act.

The act establishes guidelines for the public disclosure of the annual compensation of government employees and members and employees of public agencies and other public-sector bodies in Alberta

Employees that meet a determined salary threshold are included on a public list. In 2023, 22 employees made over the $125,888 threshold.

The committee will accept written submissions online, by email or physical mail until Jan. 31.

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Mail can be sent to 3rd Floor, 9820 – 107 Street, Edmonton, Alta., T5K 1E7.

The submissions and the identities of authors may be made public.