19 June 2011

Its easy to be generous with other people's money

This is a copy from the unaudited Accounts to 31 March 2011 of all "Senior Officers whose salary is less than £150,000 but equal to or more than £50,000 per year. The disclosure shows Directors, Assistant Directors and Head of Service reporting to Directors in 2010/11."

Mr Mustard wonders if that means that there  are other staff who, perhaps with overtime, earn over £50,000 a year but don't get listed because they are not senior enough ?

Post Title Note Salary (Incl fees & allowances) Compensation for Loss of Office Pension Conts Total
£ £ £ £
Director of Environment and Transport v+vi 67,689 143,832 16,685 228,206
Assistant Director of Building Control & Structures
95,389 96,692 23,268 215,349
Assistant Director Inclusion v 65,201 103,955 15,952 185,108
Principle Inspector - Challenge Intervention v 69,459 95,661 16,190 181,310
Director of Planning Housing & Regeneration
139,200 - 34,522 173,722
Director of Adult Social Care & Health
138,964 - 34,463 173,427
Director of Commercial Services
132,480 - 32,855 165,335
Director of Corporate Governance
132,480 - 32,855 165,335
Director of Corporate Services v 80,000 58,923 22,568 161,491
Director of Environment and Operations
122,014 - 30,259 152,273
Assistant Director Regeneration
93,495 20,511 23,187 137,193
Deputy Director of Adult Social Services
107,907 - 26,761 134,668
Assistant Director Customer Services & Libraries
104,673 - 25,959 130,632
Director of Strategy v 53,586 67,793 13,289 134,668
Assistant Director - Legal
99,555 - 24,690 124,245
Assistant Director - Corporate Programs & Estates
95,467 - 23,676 119,143
Assistant Director - Social Care
95,091 - 23,483 118,574
Head of Revenues and Benefits
82,871 - 20,456 103,327
Assistant Director Environment
90,986 - 22,068 113,054
Assistant Director - Transformation & Resources
89,763 - 22,224 111,987
Assistant Director Planning & Development
86,823 - 21,532 108,355
Assistant Director Strategy
86,823 - 21,532 108,355
Assistant Director Policy, Planning & Performance
86,539 - 21,243 107,782
Acting Assistant Director of Community Safety
85,737 - 20,967 106,704
Acting Assistant Director of Schools and Learning v 86,186 - 20,515 106,701
Assistant Director - Financial Services v 83,289 - 19,692 102,981
Head of Information Systems
75,749 - 18,786 94,535
Democratic Services Manager
72,048 - 17,868 89,916
Head of Governance & Service Development
72,048 - 17,868 89,916
Head of Business Partnering & Change
70,287 - 17,431 87,718
Regeneration and Transport Manager
68,574 - 17,006 85,580
Head of Corporate Procurement
68,574 - 17,006 85,580
Head of Performance
66,903 - 16,592 83,495
Acting Corporate Anti Fraud Team Manager
65,277 - 16,189 81,466
Head of Strategic Commissioning
65,277 - 16,189 81,466
Head of Human Resources Service Delivery v 63,863 - 15,838 79,701
Deputy Director - Children's Services v 58,000 - 14,384
Assistant Director Strategic Finance v 45,808 - 11,360 57,168
Assistant Director - Shared Services v 13,827 42,675 3,429 59,931
Assistant Director Audit & Risk Management v 39,999 - 9,920 49,919
Assistant Director - Environment & Operations v 9,058 - 2,246 11,304
Totals
3,326,959 630,042 823,003 4,780,004






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5 comments:

  1. Ampers19 June 2011 at 10:16

    Good Lord, does Coleman only earn £68,000 inclusive of allowances?

    When I was a sales and marketing manager, my salary and commission was more than that, and this was in the seventies - that's forty years ago, it would be worth much more now!. And, my company car was a Jaguar.

    Do you know, from the airs and graces he gives himself, I always thought he was in a higher position. Now I know he is below my level, I shan't think of him in quite the same way any more.

    I now give my time freely and without any pay or expenses - I hope, when he retires, he will also give of his time freely to the community.

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  2. Citizen Barnet19 June 2011 at 12:00

    I think this is for people employed by the Borough; it's a 'civil service' post if you like.

    This is how Coleman's pay breaks down: http://davidhencke.wordpress.com/2010/11/15/armchair-audit-brian-coleman-britains-highest-paid-councillor/

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  3. Citizen Barnet19 June 2011 at 12:08

    The detail from David Hencke's blogpost; these are Coleman's allowances for his four political 'jobs':

    Brian Coleman holds down four jobs all funded by the taxpayer. They are:

    Member of the London Assembly - allowance: £53,439

    Cabinet member Barnet Council - allowance: £38,177

    Chair London Fire Brigade - allowance: £26,883

    Chair LGA* fire services management committee - allowance: £10,365

    Grand Total from the taxpayer - £128,864

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  4. Mr Mustard19 June 2011 at 23:11

    Thanks Vicki

    I was having a day off. Nothing wrong with your understanding of the numbers.

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  5. Don't Call Me Dave20 June 2011 at 13:26

    Mr Mustard

    Perhaps you could research how many of the people employed in the positions listed above have ever held senior positions in the private sector. I can’t imagine it will be an onerous task to work out.

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