Pay & Benefits

Bush administration fights House move to provide 4.6 percent pay raise

The Bush administration is protesting a move by House appropriators to allocate enough money to give a 4.6 percent average pay raise in 2002 to civilian federal employees.

News

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Tech

Road to accessible technology just beginning, managers say

Pay & Benefits

Senator to introduce legislation supporting SES pay raise

Sen. John Warner, R-Va., plans to introduce a bill this week that would raise pay caps set for senior career executives, his spokesman said Friday.

News

Panel votes to increase FBI oversight

Management

OPM nominee favors giving agencies pay flexibilities

President Bush’s pick to head the Office of Personnel Management said Thursday that she favors giving agencies pay flexibilities, but stopped short of endorsing military-civilian pay parity.

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Pay & Benefits

Long-term care is coming

Discounted long-term care insurance rates are one step closer to becoming a reality.

Pay & Benefits

Pay disparity widespread in FAA’s Air Traffic division, report says

Air Traffic Division employees at the Federal Aviation Administration often earn different salaries while performing the same duties, according to a new report.