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...But at least housing is cheap and no state income tax...2 hours on, 10 min break and 6 day work weeks when you finish Clearance. that LAX life!
...But at least housing is cheap and no state income tax...2 hours on, 10 min break and 6 day work weeks when you finish Clearance. that LAX life!
I try to just think of it as suffering for 3 or 4 years for my high three to be insane for retirement....But at least housing is cheap and no state income tax...
Locality pay is calculated in to your annuity when considering your three highest consecutive years of service.I thought locality did not count towards retirement. So a 12 is a 12 is a 12.
I certainly trust RobertB, it's just funny the slate book defines pay as...Locality pay is calculated in to your annuity when considering your three highest consecutive years of service.
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There is one coming up, in PTC, I'm planning to attend. It is almost impossible to get leave approved prior to a shift actually beginning. The information I posted was based on OPM's website and talking to guys who've actually submitted their paperwork and/or already retired.I certainly trust RobertB, it's just funny the slate book defines pay as...
b. Base Pay: Employee’s pay rate including applicable Locality Pay adjustment in effect. c. Basic Pay: Employee’s pay rate excluding applicable Locality Pay adjustment in effect.
Then everything I find online says FERS calculates your high 3 based on basic pay but they usually add the caveat that locality is included.
Have you been to a retirement seminar RobertB?
Thanks. I planned on calling Monday and asking the powers that be if my ERR will get all those benefits, and if not to pull my ERR paperwork.For anyone interested, the last weekly minutes talked about a target bid for Guam that will be up shortly. It mainly stemmed from Guam being so high on the NCEPT priority list, but an ERR transfer 'might' not be privileged to all of the benefits that Guam typically gives, housing allowance, government housing, return rights, etc. The targeted bid would guarantee those rights.
On cue..For anyone interested, the last weekly minutes talked about a target bid for Guam that will be up shortly. It mainly stemmed from Guam being so high on the NCEPT priority list, but an ERR transfer 'might' not be privileged to all of the benefits that Guam typically gives, housing allowance, government housing, return rights, etc. The targeted bid would guarantee those rights.
At least a targeted bid won't be subject to the staffing requirements of the NCEPT so that should help you out.Thanks. I planned on calling Monday and asking the powers that be if my ERR will get all those benefits, and if not to pull my ERR paperwork.
You can ERR anywhere. But they may be low on the priority list and not eligible to select anyoneCan you still ERR to a place that has "pass over due to training backlog" if they're not at 100% yet?
I couldn't reach anyone who knew today at HR so I just pulled my Guam from the system... Maybe I'll get picked somewhere else or just hope for a target bid.Any of y'all know if "move money" was discussed, in regards to a bid for Guam?
Did you get the certification you guys needed?I couldn't reach anyone who knew today at HR so I just pulled my Guam from the system... Maybe I'll get picked somewhere else or just hope for a target bid.
How did you pull your ERR? Asking for a friend...I couldn't reach anyone who knew today at HR so I just pulled my Guam from the system... Maybe I'll get picked somewhere else or just hope for a target bid.
How did you pull your ERR? Asking for a friend...
Call the HR of the region you submitted it to. I did this for the December panel. I asked for it to be removed about 2 weeks before the panel met, which I was told was about as close to the panel date that this would be allowed. I had to put the request in writing as well too.