Posted on Apr 5, 2023
Air Force again looks to cut bonus pay for some airmen in tough jobs
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The Air Force is set to cut bonus pay for thousands of airmen in the service’s most demanding jobs by nearly $10 million in fiscal 2024, according to the service’s latest budget request.
If Congress approves the request in the service’s budget proposal, released March 13, the service would downsize its special duty assignment pay program from $101.7 million in 2023 to $92.2 million in the coming year.
If Congress approves the request in the service’s budget proposal, released March 13, the service would downsize its special duty assignment pay program from $101.7 million in 2023 to $92.2 million in the coming year.
Air Force again looks to cut bonus pay for some airmen in tough jobs
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Luckily we have a Democrat President who will veto this atrocity. He'll tell Congress to claw back all that money they sent to the Ukraine for Ukrainian gov't pensions so we can take care of our troops. Austin will be right there running interference (after the drag show is over). So will Milley as soon as he finishes reading "Me and white Supremacy".
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MSgt (Join to see) that certainly would suck... it appears the higher-ups won't be affected...
..."The potential change is jeopardizing bonuses for airmen who currently receive $75 to $300 a month in extra cash, but not those at the highest end. Jobs that would no longer qualify for special duty pay include enlisted pilots who fly the RQ-4 Global Hawk reconnaissance drone, flight attendants, mission system specialists, loadmasters, contracting specialists and Air Force honor guardsmen.
That could mean they lose between $900 and $3,600 in 2024, depending on the program’s pay brackets under which they fall. SDAP offers payments of up to $450 a month for those at the highest level."...
..."The potential change is jeopardizing bonuses for airmen who currently receive $75 to $300 a month in extra cash, but not those at the highest end. Jobs that would no longer qualify for special duty pay include enlisted pilots who fly the RQ-4 Global Hawk reconnaissance drone, flight attendants, mission system specialists, loadmasters, contracting specialists and Air Force honor guardsmen.
That could mean they lose between $900 and $3,600 in 2024, depending on the program’s pay brackets under which they fall. SDAP offers payments of up to $450 a month for those at the highest level."...
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