Compensation Disclosure

See compensation disclosures for ACAT Council

As a public sector body, ACAT is required to publish council member compensation information.

Public sector bodies are required to post online the names and compensation paid to:

All board members
Employees who earn over the following amounts:
- $125,000 in 2015
- $126,375 in 2016
- $127,765 in 2017
- $129,809 in 2018
- $132,924 in 2019
- $135,317 in 2020
- $136,805 in 2021
- $141,183 in 2022
- $150,219 in 2023

This is a requirement under the Public Sector Compensation Transparency Act, which applies to:

Agencies, boards and commissions governed by the Alberta Public Agencies Governance Act
Independent offices of the Legislature
Employees of Covenant Health

Learn more about agencies, boards and commissions

Learn more about the Public Sector Compensation Transparency Act

ACAT Compensation Disclosure – 2018 – See NIL report

ACAT Compensation Disclosure – 2019 – See NIL report

ACAT Compensation Disclosure – 2020 – See NIL report

ACAT Compensation Disclosure - 2021 - See NIL report

ACAT Compensation Disclosure - 2022 - See NIL report

ACAT Compensation Disclosure - 2023 - See NIL report

Compensation disclosure information contained on this webpage is no longer downloadable via CSV as the last disclosure reporting for ACAT from 2017 is now older than the required 5 years of reporting.

For questions about the compensation disclosure information contained on this webpage please contact Ann Marie Lyseng - Senior Manager, ACAT Secretariat/Learner Pathways, Advanced Education.