Understand Salary When Applying to Government Job On USAJobs
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Federal Government Job announcements display a salary range. But what you should really consider about salary before applying to a federal government job? It is not as simple as looking at a salary range. In this video, I discuss what you should understand about salary before applying to federal government jobs on USAjobs.gov
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Correction: It normally takes 18 years to move from step 1 through step 10. In the video, I say 20 years.
This is very true!
Hi! I love your channel! It has been super helpful! I applied to a job with the Army Medical Command and it's an intermittent schedule. I believe it is an NF- 03 on the grade scale and it also broke down hourly rates. I was wondering how pay works for intermittent employees? Are we paid salary or hourly?
I negotiated a Step 2, Vacation Step 2, and 100% year salary as a signing/relocation bonus.
Great information, thanks 😊
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@@armandcuret1 No, I really needed this information. Thanks
I held out until I was able to get the GS 13
With a master’s then I should be looking at GS 9? I have worked for 10 years but only a couple in public sector including a year of AmeriCorps.
It depends on your experience. With zero experience and a master degree you could qualify for GS-9 positions solely on education. With some relevant experience and master degree you could qualify for higher GS grades.
The experience does not have to be from the public sector. It can come from the private sector, the military or from volunteering.
Do you know how NAF and GS salaries and grades correlate? I am an NF-04 and can't find any information. I don't want to accept a position or offer lower than I am truly eligible for.
Shirley, NAF salaries and experience vary across the country. In the D.C. area a NF-04's salary is usually closely correlated to GS-9 (65k - 80k). In this case, you should be eligible for GS-11 after 12 months of experience. It could be higher, it really depends on your responsibility and experience gained in your current position.
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Can you transfer agencies after 6 months
is locality pay included on the base pay advertise on usajobs or is it only the base pay and the locality is added later
It should be included on the job announcement advertised. You can always pull up a pay chart from the local area and double check. Thanks for watching!
In most cases its included, if it is not it will ALWAYS say it under the salary range. Announcements that aim to fit roles in different regions that vary in locality pay would usually say that
So let's say you have a bachelors degree and 4 to 5 years of experience in a field like human resources. Would that qualify you for a pay scale of GS 10 to 13?
Perhaps. It would depend on the type of experience, the job announcement and the way it is written on the resume. But it is certainly possible.
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Well please explain this situation I’ve been at a GS-7 for 3 years. I’ve been applying for a GS getting denied for a 9 because they are saying I don’t have time and grade. Let not forget I have a master degree. Help me I need so advice.
That is frustrating! Are you applying for the same job series with the same duties? If you are applying to a different position you probably need to rework the resume.
@@armandcuret1 Yeah, I am a legal assistant and I am applying for paralegal specialist position at a 9 I have had so many issue. This is a recurring problem for few years. They keep telling me I don’t have time and grade. I am growing so frustrated.
@@unclecgaming2210 It seems like you have more than enough experience. For some reason HR is not able to determine that from reading your resume. Have you modified your resume to speak to the "qualifications" and "duties" of the job announcement?
Yes. I always change it around update it every time to meet the position.
All you need is one year at a 7 and a fully successful evaluation along with specialized experience. And with Usa jobs one wrong answer can disqualify you. Trust me I did this plenty of times. Or go through a DHA. Just went from a 7 to 11 on a DHA and will get a 12 next year depending on supervisors approval.
Once a GS grade is established and then retired; if a person goes back into employment, do they start all over again?
That individual should still be eligible for the same GS grade based on their experience. They would use their past SF-50 to apply to government jobs. Keep in mind that reemployment in the federal sector may affect annuitant status.
@@armandcuret1; Is the SF50 the same across the board for all federal agencies? If the grade is lower in a new job (part time/intermittent) will the step come into play?
@@armandcuret1; you mention annuitant. how about other financial products, insurances, savings? Thanks, your very informative.
Thank you for your information .I am from Nepal I am applying for international students .If I get chance to come on the USA Can I join on US Army .
I believe you need to have residency to join the Army. However, the rules are always changing. It would be best to contact a recruiter.
@@armandcuret1 thank you so much My dream is to join on US army one day it will come true and I am proud to be USA amry and work with them as UGorkhali soldiers .
i was told if u score all 5s on a performance review u move up one step every year
Fully successful is all you need which is a 3 to get your step or grade up if you are going for a promotion. Good job on all 5s. I got 3 5s and a 3 which I didn’t understand why I got the 3 in that category but sometimes they don’t want to justify all 5s and it’s hard with my agency to get all 5s so I’ll take a 4.5 which still puts me in the outstanding range.
What does gs 6 promotion potential 6 mean
That means that there is no promotion potential in that job.
It is a GS-6 job and if you want to get promoted to a GS-7, you will have to apply to other job announcements after you reach 12 months time in grade.
@@armandcuret1 thanks.can you tranfer agencies within 6 months for a higher gs