Half of federal hires in the past several months have been at starting salaries over

Yurt said:
Half of federal hires in the past several months have been at starting salaries over 100K

http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-art...jobs-1458/fpusrsrc=today?WT.mc_n=hjEOI_YToday

wow...if true...some fortunate government workers out there, while private sector wages are generally down....the government sector wages appear quite healthy
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Just in these three categories. Probably less than they'd earn in the private sector, at least doctors.

Physician ($112,464)
The Department of Veterans Affairs alone needs a staggering 8,500 more doctors, as it gears up to meet the needs of returning military members.

Pharmacist ($103,839)
The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking more than 2,300 pharmacists to dispense medications for returning veterans. Pharmacists must earn a specialized Pharm.D. four-year degree from an accredited college or school of pharmacy, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports.

Auditor ($104,762)
The current administration's focus on accountability and transparency means programs must be closely monitored to make sure funds are properly spent--and that means auditors are in demand. The Department of Defense alone wants 1,700 more.
 
christiefan915 said:
Just in these three categories. Probably less than they'd earn in the private sector, at least doctors.

Physician ($112,464)
The Department of Veterans Affairs alone needs a staggering 8,500 more doctors, as it gears up to meet the needs of returning military members.

Pharmacist ($103,839)
The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking more than 2,300 pharmacists to dispense medications for returning veterans. Pharmacists must earn a specialized Pharm.D. four-year degree from an accredited college or school of pharmacy, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports.

Auditor ($104,762)
The current administration's focus on accountability and transparency means programs must be closely monitored to make sure funds are properly spent--and that means auditors are in demand. The Department of Defense alone wants 1,700 more.
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you're likely right on the doctor....but not on the pharmacist or auditor
 
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