Legislation Reintroduced to Increase Locality Pay for Some Employees
Another legislative effort is being made to increase locality pay for some federal employees.
Another legislative effort is being made to increase locality pay for some federal employees.
The average federal employee’s salary is now just over $90,000 (excluding benefits). Here is a breakdown of GS levels, educational attainment, and gender among federal employees.
Can a federal employee increase purchasing power by moving to a remote area and staying assigned to a more generous locality pay area?
Only about 1 for every 1,000 federal employees is denied a within-grade increase (WGI) pay raise. Here is why.
Locality pay is determined using a complex system of comparing federal and private sector pay. It is not a COLA.
Which agencies have the most employees making $100,000+ and which ones have the lowest average salary?
Which agencies have the most employees making more than $200,000? Which agencies have the highest average employee salary?
OPM has released its proposed legislative changes impacting pay and benefits for the federal workforce. Here is a summary.
A task force report urges major changes to the civil service system from pay and benefits to handling removal actions and appeals by federal employees.
One Congressman is pushing to expand the current boundaries of the highest paying locality area in the country.