2017 Federal Employee Pay Raise: Where Does it Stand?
The annual federal pay raise process is a long one. What is likely to happen for 2017, and what is the most likely pay raise amount?
Get the latest federal employee pay news, including updates on federal pay raises, GS pay scale changes, locality pay, and federal compensation policy. Stay informed on TSP news, TSP fund performance, contribution limits, and investment updates. This category also covers FEHB premiums, FEGLI rates, FEDVIP dental and vision benefits, and major OPM policy changes, federal workforce legislation, and other developments that impact federal employee pay, benefits, and take‑home compensation.
The annual federal pay raise process is a long one. What is likely to happen for 2017, and what is the most likely pay raise amount?
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