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- The difference between Pay Bands and GS (General Schedule) scale is as follows12:
- Pay Bands: Designed for flexibility, they allow supervisors to reward performance more easily.
- GS Scale: Based on education and experience, with higher grades being given competitively.
- Usage: GS scale is more widely used across federal departments and agencies2.
Learn more:✕This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.Pay Bands are a type of pay scale designed to provide more flexibility regarding how much employees are paid. The goal of Pay Banding is to give supervisors the ability to reward performance more. In the GS scale, pay is based education and experience. Not until you reach the higher GS grades are the grades given competitively.www.federalpay.org/articles/pay-bandsSome agencies may pay their employees using Pay Band systems or other special pay programs, but the GS schedule is the most widely used. It is used to pay over 1.5 million federal works across all 13 federal departments and numerous independent agencies. The GS schedule applies to a wide range of personnel.www.federalpay.org/articles/general-schedule - People also ask
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