What determines whether you're making the 'maximum' or....

[airkiwi]

According to this-https://employees.faa.gov/employee_services/pay_perf/pay/media/ATSPP_pay_bands_no_locality.xls

There's a max and min for each stage. How is that figured? I'll be at ZJX, does that then mean after i'm D1 I'm at $42,400 moving up slowly to $51,700? Clarification appreciated.

 

[FedererFan]

Re: What determines whether you're making the 'maximum' or..

Hey Im going to ZJX as well. Are you from Jax or know of good apartments in the area? Back to your question, I imagine so, because your only in each D stage for about 10 months - assuming training progresses as scheduled.

 

[HiDef]

Re: What determines whether you're making the 'maximum' or..

As a developmental you will always make the minimum for the band so just forget about the top number alltogether. Its so misleading for the FAA to even put that number out there. You'll only move up in the band if you get the SCI (superior contribution increase) which a dev can't get or if the pres. gives us all a raise, Even then you'll never hit the top of the band. Sorry, it blows. Always look at the lowest part of the band and you'll never disappoint yourself when the checks come.

HD

 

[Philip]

Re: What determines whether you're making the 'maximum' or..

some guy wrote a really nice clear explanation of how that works on another forum, I'll try to find the link.

 

[utahaviator]

Re: What determines whether you're making the 'maximum' or..

http://forums.jetcareers.com/air-traffic-control/68558-atc-pay-scale.html

 

[Philip]

Re: What determines whether you're making the 'maximum' or..

http://forums.atcmonitor.com/studen...faa-air-traffic-control-pay-scale-2008-a.html