In a letter to acting Office of Personnel Management Director Beth Cobert, Chaffetz asked for a wide swath of information on federal workers’ compensation for the past five years.
“To better understand the state of the federal workforce, the Committee is examining federal employees’ compensation and benefits to ensure that federal employees are properly compensated based on their work and performance,” the letter said.
The letter’s request for information includes:
The average annual federal pay raise, both as a dollar amount and percentage
The number and percentage of federal workers who received awards or bonuses each year
The average yearly pay increase for federal employees on the General Schedule pay scale
The number of employees in the Senior Executive Service who received a pay raise or bonus
The number and percentage of federal employees who earned more than $100,000 or $150,000 in fiscal 2015
3 comments:
If they get what they deserve , they all would be demoted and we would save trillions.
2:00 - Spot-on!
That's NOT what he is really interested in......
Post a Comment