"compensation"

This item addresses an amendment to the compensation policy for leadership positions within the Gatineau Fire Safety Service.

The city will provide $5,500 in compensation to the L'Île des Enfants daycare center. This follows the closure of Parc Saint-Rédempteur, which was repurposed to house homeless individuals during the transition period before the demolition of the old Robert-Guertin arena.

Council approved an agreement to provide $5,500 in compensation to the Centre de la petite enfance L'Île des Enfants due to the closure of Saint-Rédempteur Park, which was used to relocate homeless individuals.

Council adopted a modification to the salary policy for management employees to address compensation compression issues. The change is retroactive to January 1, 2024, for most staff, and January 1, 2023, for three specific employees, with costs to be covered by the 2025 global payroll budget.

This item approves a 3% annual salary increase for Gatineau Fire Department chiefs for the years 2024 and 2025. This adjustment aligns their compensation with economic increases already granted to other civilian management staff.

The City is required to pay $438,315.54 in compensation to the owners of two lots expropriated for the Jacques-Cartier Street waterfront development project, following a decision by the Administrative Tribunal of Quebec (TAQ).

The City of Gatineau is required to pay $438,315.54 in compensation following a decision by the Administrative Tribunal of Quebec regarding the expropriation of two lots for the Jacques-Cartier Street waterfront development project.

The Executive Committee approved a salary increase for management employees of 3.0% for 2025 and 2.5% for 2026, retroactive to January 1, 2025. This adjustment aims to maintain equitable compensation relative to the market and unionized positions. This does not apply to police and fire management, whose increases are tied to unionized salary differentials.

The City is providing compensation to the Relais plein air du parc de la Gatineau for costs incurred while supporting the CAN GATO event held at the Mont-Bleu sports complex in August 2024.

The City is providing $5,041.52 in compensation to the Relais plein air du parc de la Gatineau. This payment covers costs and mobilization efforts incurred by the organization due to the City hosting the CAN GATO event at the Mont-Bleu sports complex on August 10, 2024, which impacted the Relais' operations.

This item proposes updates to the compensation structure and employment terms for the City of Gatineau's management staff. These changes are administrative in nature and ensure that the city's management policies remain current with municipal standards and internal requirements.

The city is amending its manual for political cabinet staff to officially add the position of 'Assistant Director' to the cabinet staff of a designated councillor.