Isn’t inflation—the most commonly cited ... “Although the proposed 5.2% pay increase for federal employees is less than what we have been calling for, we appreciate that this increase ...

The 4.6% boost will be the largest pay raise for federal employees in two decades. Federal employees received a raise by the same percentage in 2002. Federal employees received a 2.7% pay raise in ...

President Joe Biden submitted the paperwork to move forward with what averages out to a 5.2 percent federal pay increase ... average increase of 5.2 percent for civilian Federal employees ...

Federal employee groups and some members of Congress have urged appropriators and the White House to implement a larger pay increase of ... for the recent surge in inflation, more must be done.” ...

The executive order, announced Monday by the White House, said that a 2% pay increase will be given to most civilian federal employees starting on January 2025. According to reporting from Federal ...

US employee pay jumped more than ... thus fanning inflation and interest rates. The latest economic data muddies the path forward for Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, who said on April 16 ...

The raises will vary by local area, with the highest raise going to federal employees in Seattle who will see a boost of 5.15%. The raises will go into effect in the first pay period of January.