Pay & Benefits
Bush administration unveils 2002 pay increases
President Bush has ordered pay raises ranging from 4.52 percent to 5.42 percent for federal employees in 2002, depending on where they work.
Defense
Civilian employees eligible for ‘hostile fire’ pay
Federal employees who were at the Pentagon and World Trade Center complex during the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks are eligible for a one-time payment of $150, under a provision approved by Congress last week.
Pay & Benefits
Legislative winners
As is true in all years, most federal pay and benefits proposals on Capitol Hill failed to make the leap into law in 2001. But some did.
Pay & Benefits
OPM picks long-term care contractor
The Office of Personnel Management on Tuesday announced the contractor that will run the government’s long-term care insurance program for federal workers, military personnel and retirees.
Management
FAA withholds bonuses for top executives
Citing the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the Federal Aviation Administration will not award performance bonuses to its top executives this year, Jane Garvey, FAA administrator said Thursday.
Pay & Benefits