Defense
Pentagon seeks to create new civilian personnel system
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has sent a proposal to Congress to overhaul the Defense Department’s human resources management system and transfer authority over Defense civilian employees from the Office of Personnel Management to the Pentagon.
Pay & Benefits
Senior executives wary of Bush pay proposal
Members of the Senior Executives Association remain skeptical about a Bush administration proposal to replace the six-step executive salary scale with a performance pay salary band.
Management
OPM launches program to diversify senior executive corps
To help increase diversity in the Senior Executive Service, the Office of Personnel Management has created a new program to help develop a more diverse pool of candidates for positions in the government’s top management corps.
Pay & Benefits
Thrift savings skinny
Federal employees may be able to check their TSP accounts daily by summer 2003.
Defense
Bill would close pay gap for active duty feds
Three Senate lawmakers introduced a bill Wednesday that would require the government to pay the difference between civilian and military wages for federal employees called to active duty.
Pay & Benefits
Nest egg
Federal employees will soon be able to sock away money for extra health care expenses.
Pay & Benefits
Federal employees receive 1 percent locality pay for 2003
Federal civilian employees will receive an average 4.1 percent pay raise in 2003, which includes 1 percent for locality-based pay, according to an executive order issued Friday.
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