Report Finds Federal Pay Falling Further Behind the Private Sector

The good news on the public sector pay front is that most federal employees are in line for a 5.2% salary increase in 2024.

Federal pay falls even further behind the private sector

The Federal Salary Council, composed of federal and labor leaders, reported the updated number in a public meeting Tuesday. It's more than a 3% ...

Federal Salaries Fall Further Behind Private Sector, New Report ...

Federal employee salaries in 2022 have fallen further behind the private sector, according to new data released Friday by the Federal Salary ...

Feds' pay lags 22.5% behind private sector, the Federal Salary ...

Salaries for federal employees fall significantly behind the private sector, the Federal Salary Council reported today.

Comparing the Compensation of Federal and Private-Sector ...

For federal civilian workers whose highest level of education was a bachelor's degree or more, the cost of wages in 2022 was less, on average, ...

Federal salaries lag 22.5 percent behind private sector, report finds

Federal employees' salaries lag their private-sector counterparts in comparable jobs by 22.47 percent on average, an advisory group said in a Friday report.

A CBO report raises new questions about Biden's 2% pay raise plan

It found that the total compensation gap between federal and private sector jobs cratered between 2015 and 2022, falling from 17% in its ...

The public-sector pay gap is widening. Unions help shrink it.

State and local governments are facing acute and growing staffing shortages as public-sector pay lags farther behind the pay of private-sector ...

New Data Suggests Widening Federal Pay Gap - PSHRA

The pay gap between federal workers and their private sector counterparts has been a persistent issue. But, new data presented at a recent ...

Federal workers with only high school degrees outearn private sector

Total compensation, comprising benefits and wages, for federal employees with the educational attainment of high school or less was, on average, ...

Mark McGraw on LinkedIn: Report Finds Federal Pay Falling Further ...

New data from the Federal Salary Council sees the pay gap between federal workers and their private sector counterparts increasing by 3% over the past year.

Federal Salaries Not Keeping Up with Private Sector, Report Shows

Federal employees on average earned 27.54 percent less than private sector workers in similar jobs this year, according to an analysis ...

Federal workers falling further behind in pay, council finds

A federal advisory group reported Tuesday that federal workers have fallen slightly further behind the private sector in pay, a trend that ...

Everything you thought you knew about federal workers' pay is wrong

The truth is that multiple credible studies show federal employees are woefully underpaid relative to what they could earn in the private sector for similar ...

Feds' pay lags 22.5% behind private sector, the Federal Salary ...

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Government Wage Growth Lags Private Sector by Largest Margin on ...

Concerns over pay have compounded an already difficult situation for governments in recruiting and retaining staff and put additional strains on ...

Advancing Pay Equity in Governmentwide Pay Systems

In instances where pay disparities are found, one organization recommended that OPM “require agencies to immediately scale up to raise lower ...

Inflated Federal Pay: How Americans Are Overtaxed to Overpay the ...

Abstract: Salaries and benefits—for identical jobs—are 30 percent to 40 percent higher in the federal government than in the private sector.

Report on Locality-Based Comparability Payments for the General ...

exceeds Federal pay by more than 5 percent. The formula for the ... The Federal Government, private households, and agriculture ...

To Help Close Pay Gap, Feds Need 7.4% Pay Raise Next Year - AFGE

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 ...