**Applies to all Pay Bands/Grades/Work Levels IA05/GG 15/Expert and below STATEMENT: Excludes Air Force employees hired as polygraphers prior to August 16, 2009 (the date of conversion to...

Grade Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Step 8 Step 9 Step 10 Step 11 Step 12 Supplement; GG - 07: $87,919 : $90,850 : $93,782 : $96,713 : $99,644

For example, in the case of special rate table 001M covering employees at grades GS-1 through GS-4 stationed in the United States, a table 001M special rate applies in place of any corresponding locality rate or other applicable special rate that is …

Rates set at Base GG plus 62 percent for GG- 11/GG-12/GG-13; Base GG plus 52 percent for GG-14; Base GG plus 42 percent for GG-15 Effective 1 Jan 2025 *Covers Defense Civilian...

Base GG plus 32.49 percent for GG-15; Effective 1 Jan 2025 Covers Defense Civilian Intelligence Personnel System in Occupational Series 0132/Work Role Science and Technology Analysis (...

Provides coverage for (321) Network Operator, (322) Interactive Operator and (121) Exploitation Analyst work role codes. Cyber WR A2.

Aug 4, 2015 · On the U.S. federal pay schedule, GG is a pay plan used exclusively for employees of the U.S. Mission to the United Nations (USUN) and the Foreign Service Institute (FSI). Employees on the GG pay plan are excepted service employees, which means their jobs were not subject to open competition.

SALARY TABLE 2021-GS. INCORPORATING THE 1% GENERAL SCHEDULE INCREASE. EFFECTIVE JANUARY 2021. Annual Rates by Grade and Step

DCSA makes significant employer payments for major employee benefits, such as health insurance, basic life insurance, and retirement. For example, a GG-13 step 1 employee in the Washington DC metro area earns $112,015 in annual salary. With an additional $48,886 paid by DCSA for benefits, the total value to the employee is $160,901.

In 2024, the actual salary adjustments for a GS-15 employee will range from a maximum cost-of-living raise of 45.41% for employees working in San Francisco, to a minimum of a 16.82% cost-of-living raise in areas without a specified cost-of-living adjustment.