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You might be missing some nuance. From January 2022: Level I: $226,300 Level II: $203,700 Level III: $187,300 Level IV: $176,300 Level V: $165,300 https:/
by tomrod 5y ago
You might be missing some nuance. From January 2022:
Level I: $226,300
Level II: $203,700
Level III: $187,300
Level IV: $176,300
Level V: $165,300
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Schedule https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Schedule
- mandevil 5y agoWell, but Executive Schedule people are essentially all political appointees, not individual contributors. This is the several hundred people who get appointed by the President- most of them requiring Senate approval- and come in to be the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Reserve Affairs or whatever. This is not the Civil Service but the political appointees who sit on top of them and cycle out regularly back to think-tanks or industry jobs when their party loses an election. (https://www.govinfo.gov/app/details/GPO-PLUMBOOK-2020/ https://www.govinfo.gov/app/details/GPO-PLUMBOOK-2020/ is the full list of these positions)
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- count 5y agoSES is not political appointees. SES are career executives, and generally serve through many administrations. Political appointees are usually 'Secretaries' and that ilk, which may be 'SES' equivalent, non-career/competitive appointments, but are not Career SES. There are TONS of SES folks below the appointee level.
- mandevil 5y agoBut SES is not on the Executive Schedule, is my point.