Pay & Benefits

Clinton finalizes pay rates for SES and General Schedule

President Clinton has issued an executive order outlining base and locality pay raises for members of the Senior Executive Service and finalizing pay rates for General Schedule employees.

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What next?

This year was a pretty good one for pay and benefits, so what is there to look forward to in 2001?

Pay & Benefits

Holiday goodies

Congress delivered some treats to federal employees in a massive spending bill approved last week.

Pay & Benefits

Congress lifts limits on TSP contributions

Federal employees will be able to contribute more money to their Thrift Savings Plan accounts beginning next year, thanks to legislation passed by Congress last week.

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Benefits buffet

A look at what Congress accomplished this year in the area of federal pay and benefits.

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Extension granted in back pay case

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Sworn out

For federal employees, Inauguration Day is usually an extra paid holiday. But not this year.

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Administration unveils 2001 locality pay rates

White collar federal employees in San Francisco will get pay increases of almost 4.5 percent next year, while workers in Kansas City, Mo., Huntsville, Ala., and smaller cities across the United States will have to settle for raises of about 3.6 percent.

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Clinton orders 3.7 percent federal pay raise

President Clinton issued an order Thursday that will provide a 3.7 percent average pay increase for white-collar federal employees next year.