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In this May 14, 2021, photo provided by the High Desert Museum, U.S. Forest Service firefighters carry out a prescribed burn on the grounds of the High Desert Museum, near Bend, Oregon. The prescribed burn is part of a massive effort in wildlands across the West to prepare for a fire season that follows the worst one on record. (Kyle Kosma/High Desert Museum via AP) — Wildfires_Getting_Ready_63085

Federal Newscast

A big pay boost for federal wildland firefighters steps closer to becoming official

In today's Federal Newscast, federal wildland firefighters appear a step closer to securing a permanent pay raise.

Federal Newscast

OMB: Prepare for 3% federal pay raise

Federal Newscast

Federal firefighters could see bigger paychecks next year

Unions

TSA, AFGE aim to expand workforce options in new 7-year contract

Pay

AFGE rallies for 7.4% federal employee pay raise, spending deal to avoid government shutdown

Federal Newscast

Decade of pay stagnation continues for VP, senior political appointees

Pay & Benefits

Data Dive Even the biggest federal raise in 20 years isn't keeping up with private wage growth

TSA officers wear protective masks at a security screening area at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Monday, May 18, 2020, in SeaTac, Wash. Airlines say they are stepping up security on flights to Washington before next week’s inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden. Delta, United and Alaska airlines said Thursday, Jan. 14, 2021 they will bar passengers flying to Washington from putting guns in checked bags. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)

Federal Newscast

Some TSA employees anticipate an imminent 40% pay raise

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Pay

How to calculate your exact federal pay raise using locality pay

Biden Winter Weather

Pay

Federal employees’ actual pay raise for 2023 comes down to locality pay

Congress,

Congress

Omnibus silently endorses 4.6% pay raise for federal employees in 2023

federal employees teleworking overseas

Federal Newscast

State Department looking to pay college students who speak fluent computer

Chairman Sen. Gary Peters., D-Mich., speaks during a Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs & Senate Rules and Administration joint hearing on Capitol Hill, Washington, Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021, to examine the January 6th attack on the Capitol. (Erin Scott/The New York Times via AP, Pool)

Federal Newscast

Senators want to eliminate any conflicts of interest with government contractors

DoD budget, Navy

Defense

Pentagon says full-year CR would cut its 2022 spending by more than $20B

Candy Alexander, president of the International Systems Security Association, and Jon Oltsik, a senior principal analyst at the Enterprise Strategy Group

Cybersecurity

Cyber professionals need regular training, and a pay raise