Cuanto dinero gana el primer ministro stephen halper ?

Added by Raquel on March 5, 2010.
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Tags: cuanto ganan, gobierno canadiese, mps, salario, salary, senadores, stephen halper

El primer ministro de camada anuncio en su mas reciente discurso que el gobierno hará ajustes para paralizar el salario del primer ministro, ministros del gabinete, MPs y senadores.

Que quiere decir esto ? probablemente no mucho. de acuerdo con la prensa canadiense, el 1.5 por ciento de aumento que recibieron los 308 MPs y los 105 senadores el año pasado hizo un total de un Millon 1,000,000.

A como están las cosas esta medida de detener los aumentos no hará ningún daño en los bolsillos de nuestros representantes, especialmente cuando vemos cuanto han aumentando los salarios federales en los últimos 10 años.

Adelante publicamos una comparación con los salarios y como estaban en el año 2000, Recuerde no incluimos non-taxable expense allowances, pensions or travel allowances.

Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper gestures before the Speech from the Throne in the Senate chamber on Parliament Hill in Ottawa March 3, 2010. // Prime Minister (Chris Wattie/Reuters)

Prime Minister

Chris Wattie/Reuters

Canada’s Prime Minister Stephen Harper gestures before the Speech from the Throne in the Senate chamber on Parliament Hill in Ottawa March 3, 2010.

Total take-home pay: $315,462

Salary: $157,731
Basic Sessional Indemnity: $157,731

2000 total take-home pay: $142,300
* Source: Parliament of Canada

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Finance Minister Jim Flaherty tries on new shoes at a store in his home riding in Whitby, Ont. // Senior Cabinet Minister (Mike Cassese/Reuters)

Senior Cabinet Minister

Mike Cassese/Reuters

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty tries on new shoes at a store in his home riding in Whitby, Ont.

Total take-home pay: $233,247

Salary: $75,516
Basic Sessional Indemnity: $157,731

2000 total take-home pay: $117,500
* Source: Parliament of Canada

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France's Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner (L) is greeted by Canada's Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon and junior minister foreign affairs Peter Kent (R). // Junior Minister (Christinne Muschi/Reuters)

Junior Minister

Christinne Muschi/Reuters

France’s Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner (L) is greeted by Canada’s Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon and junior minister foreign affairs Peter Kent (R).

Total take-home pay: $214,368

Salary: $56,637
Basic Sessional Indemnity: $157,731

2000 total take-home pay: $105,175
* Source: Parliament of Canada

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Speaker of the Senate Noel Kinsella. // Speaker of the Senate (Adrian Wyld.The Canadian Press Images)

Speaker of the Senate

Adrian Wyld.The Canadian Press Images

Speaker of the Senate Noel Kinsella.

Total take-home pay: $187,500

Salary: $55,200
Basic Sessional Indemnity: $132,300

2000 total take-home pay: $38,100
* Source: Parliament of Canada

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Prior to being sworn-in as Senator Pierre-Huges Boisvenu (centre) is greeted by Leader of the Government in the Senate Marjory LeBreton (left) and Senator David Angus. // Leader of the Government in the Senate (Fred Chartrand/The Canadian Press)

Leader of the Government in the Senate

Fred Chartrand/The Canadian Press

Prior to being sworn-in as Senator Pierre-Huges Boisvenu (centre) is greeted by Leader of the Government in the Senate Marjory LeBreton (left) and Senator David Angus.

Total take-home pay: $207,800

Salary: $75,500
Basic Sessional Indemnity: $132,300

2000 total take-home pay: $68,200
* Source: Parliament of Canada

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Liberal backbencher Todd Russell rises to vote against the federal budget in the House of Commons, on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on March 4, 2008. // Backbench MPs (Tom Hanson/The Canadian Press)

Backbench MPs

Tom Hanson/The Canadian Press

Liberal backbencher Todd Russell rises to vote against the federal budget in the House of Commons, on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on March 4, 2008.

Total take-home pay: $157,731
2000 total take-home pay: $68,200
* Source: Parliament of Canada

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In January 2010, Prime Minister Stephen Harper gave the Conservative government a plurality of seats in the Senate by naming five new appointees. // Senators (Files/The Canadian Press)