New Data Suggests the Federal Pay Gap With the Private Sector Is ...

The gap between the wages of federal employees and their private sector counterparts is once again widening.

Over the last year, federal sector wages fell 27.54% behind those in the private sector, a more than 3% jump in the pay gap since 2022.

The 27.54 percent pay gap accounts for the locality pay adjustments federal employees receive in certain areas of the country with a higher cost ...

By 2022, the extent to which federal pay exceeded private-sector pay for workers with less education had narrowed, and the pay of federal ...

New data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that the gap in wages between federal employees and their private sector counterparts ...

Federal employees on average earned 27.54 percent less than private sector ... “The alarming new pay gap proves what federal employees have ...

The pay disparity has increased by more than 3% since the council's previous report of a 24% wage gap during 2022. A data analysis that Federal ...

The 24.09 percent pay gap accounts for the locality pay adjustments federal employees receive in certain areas of the country with a higher cost ...

State and local government employees earned, on average, 17.6% less than similarly educated private-sector employees, compared with a pre- ...

According to new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, federal employees earned an average of 27.54% less than their non-federal ...

The wage gap between federal and private sector employees is widening according to fresh data put before a meeting of the US Federal Salary Council.

Based on September 2021 EHRI data covering nonseasonal, full-time, permanent Executive branch employees, on average for all race/ethnicity ...

When compared to the CBO's 2017 data, it shows that federal workforce compensation declined relative to private sector comp. This decline was ...

Federal employees earn 27.5% less on average than they would doing the same jobs in the private sector – and that situation has been getting ...

The last time the federal pay gap was computed, in late 2020, the council reported a 23.1 percent gap. Advertisement. The council calculates pay ...

New data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows federal employees earned 27.54% less than private-sector employees with similar jobs ...

From 1992 to 2022, the gender pay gap for the federal workforce has decreased from 24.5% to 5.6%. In addition, in recent years women in the ...

US federal government departments and agencies will no longer be able to use private sector salaries to set the wages of new or returning officials.

To make the case for a higher pay raise for feds, the salary gap between private sector and public government jobs is widening, being over 20% ...

Wage increases for private workers are generally exceeding those of public employees employed in similar industries or occupations. Federal data ...