Hey y'all,
I'll be clerking in an area that does not have a specific locality rate on the Judicial Salary Plan.
Does that mean I'll just be on the Base Rate? Or is there a 'Rest of United States' locality pay rate that's just lower than the areas listed on the JSP? This website leads me to believe (and hope) its the latter: https://www.federalpay.org/gs/calculator.
Also, do clerks get a pay bump once they hit the one or two years of experience? I'll be coming in with a year and three quarters post-grad experience, and would love to get the bump to JS-13 a few months in.
Thanks!
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Re: 'Rest of United Stated' Locality Pay
It's the rest of the United States.yankees12345! wrote:Hey y'all,
I'll be clerking in an area that does not have a specific locality rate on the Judicial Salary Plan.
Does that mean I'll just be on the Base Rate? Or is there a 'Rest of United States' locality pay rate that's just lower than the areas listed on the JSP? This website leads me to believe (and hope) its the latter: https://www.federalpay.org/gs/calculator.
Thanks!
If your judge is game, you'll get the bump when you hit two years of experience.Also, do clerks get a pay bump once they hit the one or two years of experience? I'll be coming in with a year and three quarters post-grad experience, and would love to get the bump to JS-13 a few months in.
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Re: 'Rest of United Stated' Locality Pay
Thanks Lavarman84!