Biden Issues Alternative Pay Plan Letter for 2025 Federal Pay Raise
President Biden has issued the letter outlining his alternative pay plan for the 2025 federal pay raise.
Alternative Pay Plan
Biden Issues Alternative Pay Letter for 2024 Federal Pay Raise
President Biden has issued the letter outlining his alternative pay plan for the 2024 federal pay raise.
Alternative Pay Plan Coming—and Why Government Shutdown is an Annual Event
What is the next step before the “big reveal” of the federal employee pay raise? Why are we facing another government shutdown?
Biden Issues Alternative Pay Letter for 2023 Federal Pay Raise: Average 4.6% Raise
President Biden has issued the letter outlining his alternative pay plan of a 4.6% average increase for the 2023 federal pay raise.
Biden Issues Alternative Pay Letter for 2022 Pay Raise
President Biden has released an alternative pay plan for the 2022 pay raise for federal employees. Here are the details.
Alternative Pay Plan Submitted for Federal Employees in 2017: 1.6% Average Raise
President Obama has submitted an Alternative Pay Plan for 2017. The average federal pay raise would be 1.6%.
How Much Will Your Pay Increase in 2017? President Submits Pay Plan
As has been done in recent years, President Obama has issued a letter outlining the federal employee pay raise in 2017.
President Releases Fed Employee Pay Plan and Locality Pay Rates for 2016
What are the locality pay rates for 2016? President Obama has released his alternative pay plan that gives the percentages for every locality pay area in the country including the 13 new areas.
President Directs 1% Federal Pay Raise for 2016
President Obama has issued a letter directing an across-the-board pay raise of 1% for federal employees in 2016.
Obama Calls on Feds to Do Their ‘Fair Share’ With 1% Pay Raise for 2015
President Obama has sent a letter to House Speaker John Boehner and Vice President Joe Biden for a 1 percent across-the-board pay increase for the federal workforce. Here is a copy of the letter describing the pay adjustments to take place in January 2015.
