| Does anyone happen to know the details on the pay increase? Such as when it would show up on a paycheck and whether it applies to agencies that are not on the GS scale. I know it doesn't apply to congress and to wage grade blue collar workers but I can't seem to get a clear answer otherwise. Just curious really! |
| I can tell you it did not show up on my paycheck this week. I guess next pay period? |
| Check OPM website. |
| Next paycheck I think? Last paycheck was for the pay period ending december 28. |
| It's not slated to show up until the last paycheck in January. I think it's the 31st if GSA does your payroll. |
| Did you guys get a cost of living increase too? |
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http://www.federalnewsradio.com/177/3530513/Obama-executive-order-makes-1-pay-raise-for-feds-a-reality
There was no cost of living increase |
| BTW, this is on your base salary, not the salary + location pay. IOW, I'll probably get <$20 after taxes a pay period! |
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1% increase, seriously?
So you guy REALLY didn't any raise during the past few years? |
| You could go up in steps, but within each step there was no increase. |
You could get promoted along the existing pay scale but the rates on the payscale didn't change. For me, wasn't a bad deal - I went from a GS-9 to a GS-13 so my salary has increased a lot, but if you were a GS-15, high up in the steps already then yes, your salary didn't change in the past few years. Also a bad deal for those already at the top of their promotion ladder and not able to find an opening at the next level - I'll probably find myself in that situation in a year or so. |
| It's a rounding error. 1%? Who cares? |
| I know. it doesn't amount to much. And if you are in the part of the pay scale where you do not get steps each year - it is true you have had no pay increase in several years. |
Yes, this has been me the last few years. In the step area where it's 3 years between steps. So this is the first increase I've seen in years, though it also coincides with finally getting to a new step for me. |
| Got an email today that the raise will show up in Feb 4th paycheck. |