Top Leicester City Council officers' salaries published
The salaries of Leicester’s top council bosses have been published.
Leicester City Council has released details of what its chief officers will be paid from April.
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Leicester City Council's New Walk Centre headquarters
Councillors are due to discuss the pay policy for senior managers when they meet on Thursday.
From the start of the next financial year the council’s top officer Andy Keeling, acting head of paid service, will be paid £140,233.
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Strategic director for children’s services Rachel Dickinson will be paid £123,231 and strategic director for city developments and neighbourhoods Frank Jordan will be paid £114,735.
City Mayor Sir Peter Soulsby is paid £66,943 and his deputy Rory Palmer is paid £50,508
The published salaries of the council’s divisional directors.
Kamal Adatia, city solicitor - £85,575
Ruth Lake, director of adult social care and safeguarding - £85,575
Tracy Rees, director of care services and commissioning - £85,575
Andy Smith, director of children’s social care and safeguarding - £82,626
Elizabeth Blyth, director of culture and neighbourhood services - £82,626
Miranda Cannon, director of delivery, communications and political governance - £99,150
Sarah Harrison, city centre director - £68,853
Adrian Russell, director of environmental and enforcement services - £85,575
Alison Greenhill, finance director - £79,674
Ann Branson, housing director - £85,575
Jill Craig, director of information and customer access - £85,575
Margaret Liberi, director of learning services - £88,527
Andrew Smith, director of planning transportation and economic development - £88,527
Trevor Pringle, director of young people’s services - £85,575
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by NickDiPerna1
Sunday, March 17 2013, 6:24PM
“How to save billions and wipe out the deficit. If we had a Government with guts you could have just 3 pay grades for all council workers: £12,000pa for standard operatives, £18,000pa for team leaders and £24,000 for heads and managers. No pension, expenses or using work's time for union activities. 5 year time limit for every public sector worker in office to avoid corrupt practises.
These people form a status quo that needs to be challenged. Their priority should be reducing the council tax burden for hard pressed workers, not giving themselves nice titles and positions. There are 1000's of people who would apply for these positions even at the low rates.”
by jimbob6163
Sunday, March 17 2013, 5:49PM
“No one should be on a Salary more than the Mayor and he is on £10.000 more than he is worth”
by NickDiPerna1
Sunday, March 17 2013, 5:42PM
“You may have a got a letter from our glorious mayor recently where he claims that there had to be a rise in council tax (even for those on very low income) to pay for so called 'essential services'. Do 459 town hall staff on more than £50,000 + pension + perks really constitute to 'essential services'?”
by democrat
Sunday, March 17 2013, 9:28AM
“In addition to the top heavy structure that exists simply to inprove the bank balances of these so called highly skilled leeches we have below them 83 - that's 83 - 'Heads of' roles. 83!
This Council is being run for the benefit of a few and is bleeding us dry”
by ladyjanegrey
Sunday, March 17 2013, 5:22AM
“Lets give them all a 20% pay cut,as well as clowncillors and let them all go on strike.
Then we would see if they are missed .”
by ladyjanegrey
Sunday, March 17 2013, 5:21AM
“Lets give them all a 20% pay cut,as well as clowncillors and let them all go on strike.
Then we would see if they are missed .”
by cjt72
Sunday, March 17 2013, 1:10AM
“I am impressed by Leicester City Council. More than half of their top salary receivers are female.”
by DonHenson
Saturday, March 16 2013, 6:43PM
“Ok. Apparently you'd rather be part of the problem.
Incidentally, it's "ethnically". I for one wouldn't like to judge who is or is not ethical by their name.”
by NickDiPerna1
Saturday, March 16 2013, 12:11PM
“Strange that in an overwhelmingly ethnic city there is only one ethically sounding name on this list. Nothing new here. Clearly these people are not representative of the city.
Also most of them are women. Surely that's sexist?”
by NickDiPerna1
Saturday, March 16 2013, 11:23AM
“Are they going to publish the rest of the 459 town hall staff members earning more than £50,000?”