Fed 2023 salary table

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband just got his 14 and no reason to go to 15. I’m a 15/9 and he only makes like $12000 less. The 15 will come with tons of work and headache. His superiors have been grooming him and specifically asked if he was going to turn down a 15. Answer yep…. Buying back his military time in years more than makes up for difference between a 14/10 and a 15!

Cool but what does that got to do with availability of 2023 tables?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband just got his 14 and no reason to go to 15. I’m a 15/9 and he only makes like $12000 less. The 15 will come with tons of work and headache. His superiors have been grooming him and specifically asked if he was going to turn down a 15. Answer yep…. Buying back his military time in years more than makes up for difference between a 14/10 and a 15!

Cool but what does that got to do with availability of 2023 tables?

[Anonymous]

The estimated 2023 pay scale has been published here:
https://www.federalpay.org/gs/2023

Note that this is not finalized as the President has not signed off on it yet. Locality pay adjustment for the DC metro area is 31.53%.

[Anonymous]

that pay scale just posted assumes a 2.6% raise. I don't think that's correct.

[Anonymous]

The table should be published by this time next week

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The estimated 2023 pay scale has been published here:
https://www.federalpay.org/gs/2023

Note that this is not finalized as the President has not signed off on it yet. Locality pay adjustment for the DC metro area is 31.53%.

Do we even have a budget passed by Congress for next year? If not I do not know how they could estimate the pay tables.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The estimated 2023 pay scale has been published here:
https://www.federalpay.org/gs/2023

Note that this is not finalized as the President has not signed off on it yet. Locality pay adjustment for the DC metro area is 31.53%.

Do we even have a budget passed by Congress for next year? If not I do not know how they could estimate the pay tables.

Passing Budget not required. We have CR every year.

[Anonymous]

I thought it was sent to Biden as a 4.1 increase with 4.6 including locality pay.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The estimated 2023 pay scale has been published here:
https://www.federalpay.org/gs/2023

Note that this is not finalized as the President has not signed off on it yet. Locality pay adjustment for the DC metro area is 31.53%.

Do we even have a budget passed by Congress for next year? If not I do not know how they could estimate the pay tables.

Passing Budget not required. We have CR every year.

right, but if there is a raise involved it doesn't get done with a CR.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The estimated 2023 pay scale has been published here:
https://www.federalpay.org/gs/2023

Note that this is not finalized as the President has not signed off on it yet. Locality pay adjustment for the DC metro area is 31.53%.

Do we even have a budget passed by Congress for next year? If not I do not know how they could estimate the pay tables.

Passing Budget not required. We have CR every year.

right, but if there is a raise involved it doesn't get done with a CR.

Can they do a raise without a budget being passed? I get that Biden approved some sort of "special rate increase" but does that matter when there is no budget?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The estimated 2023 pay scale has been published here:
https://www.federalpay.org/gs/2023

Note that this is not finalized as the President has not signed off on it yet. Locality pay adjustment for the DC metro area is 31.53%.

Do we even have a budget passed by Congress for next year? If not I do not know how they could estimate the pay tables.

Passing Budget not required. We have CR every year.

right, but if there is a raise involved it doesn't get done with a CR.

Can they do a raise without a budget being passed? I get that Biden approved some sort of "special rate increase" but does that matter when there is no budget?

here is an ESTIMATED 2023 table including the 4.6% raises:

https://www.fedsmith.com/resources/federal-employee-pay/2023-gs-pay-scale/

[Anonymous]

it's possible the cap may be $195k

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:it's possible the cap may be $195k

ok, i'll bite. how did you come up with that number?

[Anonymous]

I like this calculator, for the 'how about a raise' bottom half of the page. If you enter grade, step, locality at the top, you can get an idea of your 2023 pay with a 4% or 5% raise.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like this calculator, for the 'how about a raise' bottom half of the page. If you enter grade, step, locality at the top, you can get an idea of your 2023 pay with a 4% or 5% raise.

link https://www.fedsdatacenter.com/gs-pay-calculator/