Decade-Long Executive Pay Freeze Continues to Impact Federal Workforce
Federal leaders face another year of pay caps, as a long-running pay freeze continues to shape salaries and create ripple effects across top government roles.
Federal leaders face another year of pay caps, as a long-running pay freeze continues to shape salaries and create ripple effects across top government roles.
Federal pay hinges on one letter. Trump’s 2026 version could surprise—or disappoint.
The DOGE Acts have been formally introduced and would directly impact federal employees.
Pay compression and the pay freeze now impact senior federal employees in 31 GS locality pay areas.
The 2023 pay raise is moving and still at 4.6%. Action is also taking place in the Senate on removing the long pay freeze for some senior officials.
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.