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Federal GS Pay Raise in 2010 to Increase 2%
The federal civilian workforce will receive a 2 percent pay increase in fiscal 2010 under the Obama administration's proposed budget. This is a significant percent decrease from the previous 3.5% and 3.9% increases in 2008 and 2009, respectively. The administration has cited this lower percentage increase as reflective of the current economic crisis. Such a measure will make federal pay and ...Published 8 months ago | -
2010 General Schedule Pay Scale
[widget:salary_page_gs_payscale_chapters] Federal employees can typically expect a small annual pay-increase, though the amount is different year-to-year. While the debate over how big or small the increase is depends on the whims of Congress, federal employees are left waiting. Thankfully, GovCentral's crack team of mathematicians have been toiling in the depths of excel spreadsheets to project what the 2010 General Schedule ...Published 4 months ago | -
What Determines Where You Stand On The GS Scale?
Having trouble figuring out which "grade" you are in on the GS Scale? Use this information to understand: 1) Levels of Qualifying Education or Training 2) What Officially Defines An "Academic Year" 3) The Benefit From College or University Education 4) The Boost From "Superior Academic Achievement" Qualification Standards for General Schedule Positions GENERAL POLICIES AND INSTRUCTIONS Part E.4.(b) - E.4.(h) ...Published 9 months ago | -
2010 Government Pay Schedule
Employees of the government know that the process for determining the 2010 pay rate schedule is a complicated one. Employees of the government also know that the rate of salary increase fluctuates from year to year. According to the budget proposal by the Obama administration, the pay increase for federal civilian employees is 2 percent. It is impossible to predict the ...Published 8 months ago | -
Most NSPS Employees Headed for Full 2010 Pay Raise
Employees covered by the Pentagon's pay-for-performance system will receive the same base salary increase in January 2010 as their General Schedule counterparts, as long as their work is deemed acceptable, according to new orders from Defense Secretary Robert Gates. "Given the ongoing leadership review of [the National Security Personnel System] and in consideration of recommendations made by the Defense Business Board ...Published about 1 month ago | -
Many Feds Outearn Cabinet Secretaries
If you think Cabinet secretaries earn more than you ever will, think again. You could make a lot more if you work for one of them. The Wall Street Journal reports that hundreds of feds at Health and Human Services made more -- way more in some cases -- than the $191,000 dollars that was the cabinet-level salary last year. It ...Published 2 months ago |
