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2010 Pay Locality MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL-ST. CLOUD, MN-WI
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FAQ's National Security Personnel System January 2010 Payout
National Security Personnel System January 2010 Payout Frequently Asked Questions *Q. What does the Secretary’s decision regarding the January 2010 GS base salary* increase mean for NSPS employees? A. NSPS employees with ratings of record of “2” or higher will receive 100 percent of the GS base salary increase as an across the board pay adjustment. *Q. Do NSPS employees with ... -
2010 Pay Locality BUFFALO-NIAGARA-CATTARAUGUS, NY
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2010 Pay Locality CLEVELAND-AKRON-ELYRIA, OH
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NSPS Transition Planning Continues
The Department of Defense announced that the majority of NSPS employees are scheduled to transition to non-NSPS personnel systems by September 30, 2010, more than a year earlier than required by the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for FY 2010. This statute requires all employees to transition from NSPS by no later than January 1, 2012 with no loss of or ... -
2010 Pay Locality PORTLAND-VANCOUVER-BEAVERTON, OR-WA
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2010 Pay Locality CINCINNATI-MIDDLETOWN-WILMINGTON, OH-KY-IN
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Pentagon's Pay-for-Performance Program Facing Fresh Round of Scrutiny
What does Uncle Sam do when he's thrown a hot potato? He appoints a committee to decide if he should eat it, throw it away or find some other half measure to please diverse constituencies. The latest example of this is the announcement by the Defense Department and the Office of Personnel Management that they will form a "task group" to ... -
Pentagon's NSPS System Under Fire
The Pentagon has been placed on the defensive over its personnel system. Two key members of the House Armed Services Committee, its chairman and the readiness subcommittee leader, have urged Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates to stop moving civilian employees into the department's controversial National Security Personnel System. In a Feb. 13 letter, Chairman Ike Skelton (D-Mo.) and Rep. Solomon P. ... -
2009 Payouts Complete for NSPS Employees: How Did You Fare?
h4. 2009 Payouts Complete for NSPS Employees In January 2009, the Department of Defense (DoD) completed performance-based payouts for employees working under NSPS. Close to 170,000 employees assigned to over 1,600 pay pools received final ratings and associated salary increases and/or bonuses. The overall average rating of record was 3.46 on a 5 point scale. The following chart shows the distribution ... -
NSPS Transition Office Launches Two Web-Based Training Courses
The NSPS Transition Office has developed two web-based training courses to support employees during the transition. While the courses address the various responsibilities of managers and supervisors, the content is useful for all employees to help them prepare for the transition and gain a level of comfort regarding classification and performance management processes. Courses are described as follows: Classifying Positions under ... -
2010 Pay Locality COLUMBUS-MARION-CHILLICOTHE, OH
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Transition out of NSPS begins
The controversial National Security Personnel System will be officially phased out now that President Obama has signed the Defense Authorization Act. The pay-for-performance system currently covers more than 200,000 Defense civilians. Tim Curry is the Acting Program Executive Officer of NSPS. He recently took over after the departure of Brad Bunn and brings us an update on what his office is ... -
2010 Pay Locality HARTFORD-WEST HARTFORD-WILLIMANTIC, CT-MA
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Federal Workers May Get Bigger Raises: Was Set for 2%, Might Be 2.9%
WASHINGTON — Despite President Obama's call for federal employees to "do their part" and accept smaller-than-usual pay raises, Congress is considering a budget that could spend an additional $1.3 billion or more on pay for civilian federal workers. While some states and private companies are slashing jobs and pay, Congress is advancing a budget that could change a 2% raise proposed ... -
The 9 Fastest Growing Gov't Industries
Between 2006 and 2016, government employment is expected to grow by about 6.2 percent, generating about 2.2 million new jobs. This is good news for you - the more jobs to choose from, the better your chances of landing the one you want. Yet as you may already know, many jobs which were traditionally organized under the federal government are becoming ... -
2010 Pay Locality MILWAUKEE-RACINE-WAUKESHA, WI
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Top Metros for Federal Government Jobs in 2008
Have you ever wondered where the federal government is hiring most? Most new federal job seekers are surprised that nearly 80 percent of federal jobs are outside of the Washington DC area, and while the capital remains the top city for federal hiring, you may be surprised at the other top ten locales. Below are the top ten locations for federal ... -
Highest Paying Federal Careers for 2008
It is important for all federal job seekers to keep on top of which positions are in greatest demand and pay the highest salaries. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) keeps track of the highest paying federal careers - updated annually, this list should help job seekers to be aware of what a top-notch government job looks like. Here is a ... -
January 2009 NSPS Payouts Approaching
With NSPS payouts approaching in January, it is important to understand the various components that make up the January pay changes under NSPS. The NSPS general salary increase is an across-the-board salary adjustment for NSPS employees who are rated “2” or higher under the NSPS performance management system. The amount of this increase is 60% of the government-wide General Schedule pay ...











