Federal Employees Will Get 1% Pay Increase In 2015
It's official. Federal employees under the General Schedule will receive a 1 percent pay increase in 2015. President Obama signed an executive order on raises Friday, just before leaving on his Hawiian vacation. Raises are effective Jan. 1. Most commissioned and enlisted service members will receive similar raises. The minimum Senior Executive Salary will also rise 1 percent, to $122,000 dollars. Members of Congress and senior political leaders don't get raises. Their salaries were frozen as part of the fiscal 2015 budget deal. The President's executive order keeps locality pay percentages at 2014 levels.
Wow 2% what a crock of sh*t. Figure out what 2% of your check divided by 365 days is? It is not worth the time to process. But hey the gov, deals in quantity not quality.
And SS will increase almost 2%.I get my first check tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteWow 2% what a crock of sh*t. Figure out what 2% of your check divided by 365 days is? It is not worth the time to process. But hey the gov, deals in quantity not quality.
ReplyDelete1.65 % actually. But they haven't YET raised the charge for Medicare...
ReplyDeleteHow can Ob' spend money that has not been approved by congress??
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