Defense
New Defense budget alters military-civilian pay parity picture
The Bush administration's announcement this week that it will seek a 5 percent pay raise for all military personnel next year has thrown another curve into this year's debate over military-civilian pay parity.
Pay & Benefits
Bonuses in the cards
Say good-bye to cold cash bonuses, and hello to a new form of on-the-spot awards.
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.
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.
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.
Pay & Benefits
Long-term care is coming
Discounted long-term care insurance rates are one step closer to becoming a reality.
Management
Bush won’t seek civil service reform this year
The Bush administration will not seek legislation this year to improve the civil service system, as proposed by President Bush in his fiscal 2002 budget, Office of Management and Budget spokesman Chris Ullman said Thursday.
Pay & Benefits
Less taxing retirement
Should you have to pay taxes on health insurance after you retire?
Pay & Benefits
IRS seeks to split its senior executive corps
IRS officials are planning to split the agency’s Senior Executive Service in two, reviving an idea that the Office of Personnel Management proposed three years ago for all agencies.
Pay & Benefits