U.S. Federal Government Employee Lookup: May include name, job title, duty station, and salary for most Federal civilian employees

Article Title: U.S. Federal Government Employee Lookup: May include name, job title, duty station, and salary for most Federal civilian employees
Snippet of Article: "... Under open government transparency guidelines, information on public employees (including those employed by Federal, state, and municipal governments) is a matter of public record. FederalPay.org has created a powerful search tool that allows public access to the EHRI-SDM dataset, which contains records of most public employees of the United States' Federal Government. Information available through this dataset may include name, job title, duty station, and salary for most Federal civilian employees. Some individual's names have been withheld by the OPM or specific agencies for security reasons. While FederalPay attempts to provide this dataset as a public service, exactly as provided by the OPM, we cannot guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the results provided. ..."

Source: www.federalpay.org

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How Much Should a Government Employee Make?

Article Title: How Much Should a Government Employee Make?
Snippet of Article: "...The Bureau of Labor Statistics numbers put average federal wages at $68,740, while private-sector wages averaged out at $42,270. The disparity is still there, in part because the nation's overall work force skews more toward blue-collar jobs than does the federal government. But $68,000 sounds less "lavish" than "respectable...."

Source: www.prospect.org

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Article Title: 2008 Federal Employee Salary Search
Snippet of Article: "...Enter a name, or select an agency, job title or location to begin your search. Not all fields need to be filled out. The results will show the adjusted base salary and any merit award from federal fiscal year 2008. On the results page, you may click on a column heading to sort the results.
Employees involved in security work, the FBI, CIA, Defense Department, nuclear materials, IRS, and jobs essential to national security are excluded...."

Source: app.com

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