Employees at eHealth Ontario will share $2.3 million in performance bonuses in the wake of a court settlement that restored payouts cancelled amid controversy in 2011.
A total of 704 staff at the provincial agency tasked with creating electronic health records for every Ontarian will get between $500 and $7,000 each.
Former eHealth chief executive Greg Reed, who was forced by Health Minister Deb Matthews to scrap the bonuses in 2011, left the agency last fall with severance pay of $406,250