White House Reverses Course, Supports Pay Freeze in 2021
The White House has changed its position on a proposed pay raise for federal employees in 2021.
The White House has changed its position on a proposed pay raise for federal employees in 2021.
A 2021 pay freeze for federal employees has been proposed by the Senate.
What is the status of a possible pay raise for federal employees in 2020? Here is where things currently stand.
A draft spending bill put forth in the House contains a pay raise for federal employees in 2020.
OMB’s acting director explained the rationale behind proposing another pay freeze in 2020 at a recent Congressional hearing.
More details have been revealed about the suggested cuts to federal employees’ benefits along with the rationale for the proposals.
The White House budget proposal contains suggestions federal employees will mostly not like. The author summarizes them and what they mean in the bigger picture.
The White House has proposed a pay freeze for federal employees for the second year in a row.
Thanks to the spending bill that just became law, federal employees will have a pay raise in 2019, overriding the pay freeze that was previously in place.
An overall pay raise for the federal workforce is still a possibility. Here is a summary of what is going on now.