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USG pays flat rate globally. They then plus up a COLA allowance based on high-cost areas, special circumstances, etc. But the base rate is a flat rate for a gi
by count 6y ago
USG pays flat rate globally.
They then plus up a COLA allowance based on high-cost areas, special circumstances, etc. But the base rate is a flat rate for a given position.
You can pay 'less extra', but not 'less', generally. Which I'm sure is what FB and others will technically do.
- PaulDavisThe1st 6y agoParent comment started: >What's different here is presumably the scale the policy is being applied at Suggesting that FB is somehow going to apply any policy to its employees that is at a larger scale than the US government is a bit ridiculous. Yes, I agree that's what FB will do.
- astura 6y agoBAH is based on your duty location
- caleblloyd 6y agoFor Active Duty - yes it is based on duty location zip code, because they assume you will move near the base that you work at. For National Guard - it is based on Home of Record zip code. Many National Guard members travel >100 miles to their assigned Armory.
- count 6y agoBut that's an adjustment / extra, not a change to your pay as an O-3 or E-5 or GS-12 or whatever.