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Subchapter 4550 - Premium Pay
Section K - Computation of Overtime Pay
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As a GS Employee, How am I Paid Overtime? |
As an FLSA-exempt employee, you are paid overtime as follows:
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Computation of Overtime Under Title 5
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If you earn: |
Then the overtime rate is: |
GS-10, Step 1 or less |
1 ½ times the hourly rate of basic pay |
More than GS-10, step 1 |
1 ½ times the hourly rate of basic pay of GS-10, step 1, or your actual hourly rate of basic pay, whichever is greater. |
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As a Prevailing Rate Employee, How am I Paid Overtime? |
The overtime rate for you as an FLSA-exempt prevailing rate employee is 1 ½ times the hourly rate of basic pay, including night differential.
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Are There Limits on Premium Pay? |
Pay for you as a GS employee may not exceed the biweekly rate of pay of GS-15, step 10. This includes pay for overtime, compensatory time and premium pay for night, holiday, or Sunday work.
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Can I Earn Premium Pay for Training? |
Payment of premium pay during periods of training generally is prohibited. This prohibition is waived when the training is given (5 CFR 410 Subpart D):
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During a period of duty for which you already are receiving premium pay.
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At night, because the situations which you must learn to handle occur only at night.
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On overtime, on a holiday, or on a Sunday because the cost of the training, including premium pay, is less than the cost of the same training confined to regular working hours.
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Based on an exception authorized by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) or under delegated authority from OPM.
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