$15.47
MILITARY PAY CHART: ENLISTED. The enlisted pay chart starts with basic pay rates for all those who have been in the service for four months or less. That's the amount of time most people spend in basic training, and it's the very lowest rung of the military pay scale. Any active duty member of the Armed Services that has PCS orders in hand and is either within 30 days of making a PCS move or 0-60 days after making a PCS move may be authorized an advance of pay in the amount of 1 month of basic pay less deductions (may be up to 3 months of basic pay less deductions if justified). 2016 Enlisted Basic Military Pay Chart (Proposed 1.3%). Monthly basic pay amounts are rounded to the nearest U.S. dollar and are for the active components of the Navy, Marines, Army, Air Force, and Coast Guard. 2016 Active Duty Officer Basic Military Pay Chart Example: The average hourly rate for state pay is $15.47 ($2,723 divided by 176 hours for the month of September). 1  Subtracting the difference in military pay (excluding pay received while assigned to a combat zone, hardship duty pay, and family separation pay) from state pay for each month.  Now available: The Military Pay App. Military.com has launched a new app that allows you instantaneous access to information about your pay and allowances from your mobile device. Get the free app for Android or iOS. President Obama has proposed a 1.3% military pay raise for 2016. To see the proposed 2016 pay rates, visit the Military.com Pay Chart page, which also includes current pay rates for 2015. Currently, the military compensation system has over 70 separate types of pay and allowances -- that's a lot to keep track of.  The 2015 Basic Pay schedule per the United States President's Defense Budget approved the prior year. Below is the active 2015 Military Pay Scale chart (1.0% raise) for the United States military (all services). Enlisted personnel are E grades ranging from E-1 to E-9. For those service branches recognizing a Warrant Officer rank, W grades range W-1 to W-5. Officers are scaled as O-1 to O-10.  If the Total Hourly Rate changed during the month, divide by the Total Hourly Rate in effect on the ‘Monthly Period Covered To’ date.) NOTE: Civil leave hours for month must be converted to hours and minutes when entered on the Special Pay/Time Adjustment Sheet. Example, 17.50 hours = 17 hours 30 minutes (.50 x 60).  The enlisted pay chart includes pay rates for all grades from E-1 through E-10 and for durations of military service ranging from less than four months to over 40 years. 2016 Pay Grades (Proposed): Basic Pay is given to members of the active duty military on a monthly basis. It is determined by their pay grade and their length of time in military service. Basic Pay, also known as Base Pay, is the same for all the services. President Obama signed the 2015 National Defense Authorization Act which includes a 1 percent increase in military pay for 2015. The military pay scales below apply to active members of the Navy, Marines, Army, Air Force, and Coast Guard. The linked tables reflect 2015 monthly pay based on the 1 percent pay raise, which is effective as of January 1, 2015. That is, if you are in a TOC for 8 hours, you receive 8 hours worth of pay. If you are on patrol for 4 hours, you receive 4 hours of pay.”. In addition, the proposal calls for all members of the armed forces to use time-clocks and time-cards in order to track their time. Monday – Friday, 6:30 – 16:00 = 42.5 hours (minus 1-hour each day for lunch). Any field time would be considered by the time spent actually doing work – if you are in the field for 5-days and only spend 2 hours a day actually involved in activities then you would receive 10 A source within DFAS announced today that a transition to an hourly rate for all members of the Department of Defense is being considered as part of a cost-savings measure in the fiscal year 2013 budget. Monday – Friday, 6:30 – 16:00 = 42.5 hours (minus 1-hour each day for lunch). Any field time would be considered by the time spent actually doing work – if you are in the field for 5-days and only spend 2 hours a day actually involved in activities then you would receive 10 hours of pay.
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