Pay & Benefits
Personnel changes
House Government Reform Committee members will soon decide whether or not to give agency heads broad authority over personnel rules.
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Location, location
Changes to locality pay areas may remain at a standstill while OMB assesses new census information.
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Pay-for-performance praise
One good government advocate says pay-for-performance can work in the federal workplace.
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Thrift savings skinny
Federal employees may be able to check their TSP accounts daily by summer 2003.
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Nest egg
Federal employees will soon be able to sock away money for extra health care expenses.
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Interview skills
Asking the right questions during an interview can help agencies hire the best employees.
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Fair game
One agency’s effort to improve the merit promotion system distinguishes itself.
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Pay-tience
Federal employees anxious to see that extra 1 percent pay raise must first wait for the gears of government to finish grinding.
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Buy-in
New permanent buyout authority gives agencies more flexibility in workforce planning.
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Pay lowdown
The devil is in the details of the administration’s plan for senior executive pay reform.
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Counting beans
The math behind why your paychecks don't always jibe with the General Schedule pay scale.
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Pay-for-performance
Exceptional employees need not fear pay-for-performance measures.
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Pay flexibility
Government reform advocates say federal pay systems need some room to stretch.
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New benefits in 2003
The pay and benefits boosts federal employees and retirees did—and didn't—receive in 2002.
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TSP limits
Attention federal workers who turn 50 next year: You’ll be able to put up to $14,000 into your Thrift Savings Plan account in 2003. But don’t worry about that yet.
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