Federal pay · Salary Table 2026-GL (LEO)

LEO pay scale 2026: law enforcement officer pay tables

Federal law enforcement officers (as defined in 5 U.S.C. 5541(3)) are paid on the General Schedule, with higher base rates at grades 3 to 10: the GL pay plan. Their locality pay is computed on those GL rates, so each locality pay area has its own LEO table. For 2026, OPM also set special rates for certain federal law enforcement personnel (tables L001 to L118), effective the first pay period on or after January 1, 2026; covered employees are paid the higher of the special rate and the locality rate.

GL pay scale 2026: special base rates for law enforcement officers

Special Base Rates for Law Enforcement Officers at Grades 3 to 10. Incorporating the 1% General Schedule Increase. Effective January 2026. Annual base rates before locality pay; grades below GL-3 and above GL-10 use the regular GS base rates.

GradeStep 1Step 2Step 3Step 4Step 5Step 6Step 7Step 8Step 9Step 10
GL-3$33,252$34,176$35,100$36,024$36,948$37,872$38,796$39,720$40,644$41,568
GL-4$37,325$38,362$39,399$40,436$41,473$42,510$43,547$44,584$45,621$46,658
GL-5$42,919$44,079$45,239$46,399$47,559$48,719$49,879$51,039$52,199$53,359
GL-6$45,256$46,549$47,842$49,135$50,428$51,721$53,014$54,307$55,600$56,893
GL-7$48,854$50,291$51,728$53,165$54,602$56,039$57,476$58,913$60,350$61,787
GL-8$50,920$52,511$54,102$55,693$57,284$58,875$60,466$62,057$63,648$65,239
GL-9$54,485$56,243$58,001$59,759$61,517$63,275$65,033$66,791$68,549$70,307
GL-10$59,999$61,934$63,869$65,804$67,739$69,674$71,609$73,544$75,479$77,414

Note: These special base rates for law enforcement officers (as defined in 5 U.S.C. 5541(3) and 5 CFR 550.103) are authorized by section 403 of the Federal Employees Pay Comparability Act of 1990, as amended. By law, these rates must be the basis for computing locality payments. (5 CFR part 531, subpart F.)

Source: U.S. Office of Personnel Management, Law Enforcement Officer (LEO) pay tables, 2026 — special base rates for law enforcement officers (GL, GS-3 to GS-10) and LEO locality pay tables (annual rates). Data captured October 12, 2026.

LEO locality pay 2026

The LEO table of each locality pay area: the GL rates (GS base rates at other grades) plus the area's locality payment. Pick an area for its full LEO table and 2026 special rates.

Locality pay areaLocality payGL-5 step 1GL-7 step 1GL-9 step 1GS-12 step 1
Albany-Schenectady, NY-MA20.77%$51,833$59,001$65,802$92,344
Albuquerque-Santa Fe-Las Vegas, NM18.33%$50,786$57,809$64,472$90,479
Atlanta–Athens-Clarke County–Sandy Springs, GA-AL23.79%$53,129$60,476$67,447$94,654
Austin-Round Rock-Georgetown, TX20.35%$51,653$58,796$65,573$92,023
Birmingham-Hoover-Talladega, AL18.24%$50,747$57,765$64,423$90,410
Boston-Worcester-Providence, MA-RI-NH-CT-ME-VT32.58%$56,902$64,771$72,236$101,375
Buffalo-Cheektowaga-Olean, NY22.41%$52,537$59,802$66,695$93,598
Burlington-South Burlington-Barre, VT19.45%$51,267$58,356$65,082$91,335
Charlotte-Concord, NC-SC19.67%$51,361$58,464$65,202$91,503
Chicago-Naperville, IL-IN-WI30.86%$56,164$63,930$71,299$100,059
Cincinnati-Wilmington-Maysville, OH-KY-IN21.93%$52,331$59,568$66,434$93,231
Cleveland-Akron-Canton, OH-PA22.23%$52,460$59,714$66,597$93,461
Colorado Springs, CO20.15%$51,567$58,698$65,464$91,870
Columbus-Marion-Zanesville, OH22.15%$52,426$59,675$66,553$93,400
Corpus Christi-Kingsville-Alice, TX17.63%$50,486$57,467$64,091$89,943
Dallas-Fort Worth, TX-OK27.26%$54,619$62,172$69,338$97,307
Davenport-Moline, IA-IL18.93%$51,044$58,102$64,799$90,937
Dayton-Springfield-Kettering, OH21.42%$52,112$59,319$66,156$92,841
Denver-Aurora, CO30.52%$56,018$63,764$71,114$99,800
Des Moines-Ames-West Des Moines, IA18.01%$50,649$57,653$64,298$90,234
Detroit-Warren-Ann Arbor, MI29.12%$55,417$63,080$70,351$98,729
Fresno-Madera-Hanford, CA17.65%$50,494$57,477$64,102$89,959
Harrisburg-Lebanon, PA19.43%$51,258$58,346$65,071$91,320
Hartford-East Hartford, CT-MA32.08%$56,687$64,526$71,964$100,992
Houston-The Woodlands, TX35.00%$57,941$65,953$73,555$103,225
Huntsville-Decatur, AL-TN21.91%$52,323$59,558$66,423$93,216
Indianapolis-Carmel-Muncie, IN18.15%$50,709$57,721$64,374$90,341
Kansas City-Overland Park-Kansas City, MO-KS18.97%$51,061$58,122$64,821$90,968
Laredo, TX21.59%$52,185$59,402$66,248$92,971
Las Vegas-Henderson, NV-AZ19.57%$51,318$58,415$65,148$91,427
Los Angeles-Long Beach, CA36.47%$58,572$66,671$74,356$104,349
Miami-Port St. Lucie-Fort Lauderdale, FL24.67%$53,507$60,906$67,926$95,326
Milwaukee-Racine-Waukesha, WI22.42%$52,541$59,807$66,701$93,606
Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN-WI27.62%$54,773$62,347$69,534$97,582
New York-Newark, NY-NJ-CT-PA37.95%$59,207$67,394$75,162$105,481
Omaha-Council Bluffs-Fremont, NE-IA18.23%$50,743$57,760$64,418$90,402
Palm Bay-Melbourne-Titusville, FL17.93%$50,614$57,614$64,254$90,173
Philadelphia-Reading-Camden, PA-NJ-DE-MD28.99%$55,361$63,017$70,280$98,630
Phoenix-Mesa, AZ22.45%$52,554$59,822$66,717$93,629
Pittsburgh-New Castle-Weirton, PA-OH-WV21.03%$51,945$59,128$65,943$92,543
Portland-Vancouver-Salem, OR-WA26.13%$54,134$61,620$68,722$96,443
Raleigh-Durham-Cary, NC22.24%$52,464$59,719$66,602$93,468
Reno-Fernley, NV17.52%$50,438$57,413$64,031$89,859
Richmond, VA22.28%$52,481$59,739$66,624$93,499
Rochester-Batavia-Seneca Falls, NY17.88%$50,593$57,589$64,227$90,135
Sacramento-Roseville, CA-NV29.76%$55,692$63,393$70,700$99,218
San Antonio-New Braunfels-Pearsall, TX18.78%$50,979$58,029$64,717$90,823
San Diego-Chula Vista-Carlsbad, CA33.72%$57,391$65,328$72,857$102,246
San Jose-San Francisco-Oakland, CA46.34%$62,808$71,493$79,733$111,896
Seattle-Tacoma, WA31.57%$56,469$64,277$71,686$100,602
Spokane-Spokane Valley-Coeur d'Alene, WA-ID17.67%$50,503$57,487$64,112$89,974
St. Louis-St. Charles-Farmington, MO-IL20.03%$51,516$58,639$65,398$91,779
State of Alaska32.36%$56,808$64,663$72,116$101,206
State of Hawaii22.21%$52,451$59,704$66,586$93,445
Tucson-Nogales, AZ19.28%$51,194$58,273$64,990$91,205
Virginia Beach-Norfolk, VA-NC18.80%$50,988$58,039$64,728$90,838
Washington-Baltimore-Arlington, DC-MD-VA-WV-PA33.94%$57,486$65,435$72,977$102,415
Rest of U.S.17.06%$50,241$57,188$63,780$89,508

Source: U.S. Office of Personnel Management, Law Enforcement Officer (LEO) pay tables, 2026 — special base rates for law enforcement officers (GL, GS-3 to GS-10) and LEO locality pay tables (annual rates). Data captured October 12, 2026.

2026 special rates for federal law enforcement

OPM approved these special rate tables under 5 U.S.C. 5305. Each area has two: one for covered positions that meet the law enforcement officer definition (tables L001–L059, supplement applied to the GL rates at GL-3 to GL-10) and one for other covered law enforcement personnel (tables L060–L118, supplement applied to the GS base rates). In the Rest of U.S. area the supplement is 20.30%, against a 17.06% locality payment.

Locality pay areaTablesSupplementGL-7 step 1GS-12 step 1
Albany-Schenectady, NYL002 · L06124.12%
locality 20.77%
$60,638$94,906
Albuquerque-Santa Fe-Las Vegas, NML003 · L06221.61%
locality 18.33%
$59,411$92,987
Atlanta–Athens-Clarke County–Sandy Springs, GAL004 · L06327.22%
locality 23.79%
$62,152$97,276
Austin-Round Rock-Georgetown, TXL005 · L06423.68%
locality 20.35%
$60,423$94,569
Birmingham-Hoover-Talladega, ALL006 · L06521.52%
locality 18.24%
$59,367$92,918
Boston-Worcester-Providence, MAL007 · L06636.25%
locality 32.58%
$66,564$104,181
Buffalo-Cheektowaga-Olean, NYL009 · L06725.80%
locality 22.41%
$61,458$96,190
Burlington-South Burlington-Barre, VTL008 · L06822.76%
locality 19.45%
$59,973$93,866
Charlotte-Concord, NCL011 · L06922.98%
locality 19.67%
$60,081$94,034
Chicago-Naperville, ILL012 · L07034.48%
locality 30.86%
$65,699$102,827
Cincinnati-Wilmington-Maysville, OHL013 · L07125.31%
locality 21.93%
$61,219$95,816
Cleveland-Akron-Canton, OHL014 · L07225.62%
locality 22.23%
$61,370$96,053
Colorado Springs, COL015 · L07323.48%
locality 20.15%
$60,325$94,417
Columbus-Marion-Zanesville, OHL016 · L07425.53%
locality 22.15%
$61,326$95,984
Corpus Christi-Kingsville-Alice, TXL010 · L07520.89%
locality 17.63%
$59,060$92,436
Dallas-Fort Worth, TXL017 · L07630.79%
locality 27.26%
$63,896$100,006
Davenport-Moline, IAL018 · L07722.22%
locality 18.93%
$59,709$93,453
Dayton-Springfield-Kettering, OHL019 · L07824.78%
locality 21.42%
$60,960$95,411
Denver-Aurora, COL020 · L07934.14%
locality 30.52%
$65,533$102,567
Des Moines-Ames-West Des Moines, IAL021 · L08021.28%
locality 18.01%
$59,250$92,734
Detroit-Warren-Ann Arbor, MIL022 · L08132.70%
locality 29.12%
$64,829$101,466
Fresno-Madera-Hanford, CAL023 · L08220.91%
locality 17.65%
$59,069$92,451
Harrisburg-Lebanon, PAL024 · L08322.74%
locality 19.43%
$59,963$93,851
Hartford-East Hartford, CTL025 · L08435.74%
locality 32.08%
$66,314$103,791
Houston-The Woodlands, TXL027 · L08638.74%
locality 35.00%
$67,780$106,085
Huntsville-Decatur, ALL028 · L08725.29%
locality 21.91%
$61,209$95,800
Indianapolis-Carmel-Muncie, INL029 · L08821.42%
locality 18.15%
$59,319$92,841
Kansas City-Overland Park-Kansas City, MOL030 · L08922.27%
locality 18.97%
$59,734$93,491
Laredo, TXL031 · L09024.96%
locality 21.59%
$61,048$95,548
Las Vegas-Henderson, NVL032 · L09122.88%
locality 19.57%
$60,032$93,958
Los Angeles-Long Beach, CAL033 · L09240.25%
locality 36.47%
$68,518$107,239
Miami-Port St. Lucie-Fort Lauderdale, FLL034 · L09328.12%
locality 24.67%
$62,592$97,964
Milwaukee-Racine-Waukesha, WIL035 · L09425.81%
locality 22.42%
$61,463$96,198
Minneapolis-St. Paul, MNL036 · L09531.16%
locality 27.62%
$64,077$100,289
New York-Newark, NYL037 · L09641.77%
locality 37.95%
$69,260$108,402
Omaha-Council Bluffs-Fremont, NEL038 · L09721.50%
locality 18.23%
$59,358$92,903
Palm Bay-Melbourne-Titusville, FLL039 · L09821.20%
locality 17.93%
$59,211$92,673
Philadelphia-Reading-Camden, PAL040 · L09932.56%
locality 28.99%
$64,761$101,359
Phoenix-Mesa, AZL041 · L10025.84%
locality 22.45%
$61,478$96,221
Pittsburgh-New Castle-Weirton, PAL042 · L10124.38%
locality 21.03%
$60,765$95,105
Portland-Vancouver-Salem, ORL043 · L10229.62%
locality 26.13%
$63,325$99,111
Raleigh-Durham-Cary, NCL044 · L10325.63%
locality 22.24%
$61,375$96,060
Reno-Fernley, NVL045 · L10420.78%
locality 17.52%
$59,006$92,352
Richmond, VAL047 · L10625.67%
locality 22.28%
$61,395$96,091
Rochester-Batavia-Seneca Falls, NYL048 · L10721.15%
locality 17.88%
$59,187$92,635
Sacramento-Roseville, CAL049 · L10833.35%
locality 29.76%
$65,147$101,963
San Antonio-New Braunfels-Pearsall, TXL055 · L10922.07%
locality 18.78%
$59,636$93,338
San Diego-Chula Vista-Carlsbad, CAL050 · L11037.42%
locality 33.72%
$67,135$105,075
San Jose-San Francisco-Oakland, CAL051 · L11150.39%
locality 46.34%
$73,472$114,993
Seattle-Tacoma, WAL052 · L11235.21%
locality 31.57%
$66,055$103,386
Spokane-Spokane Valley-Coeur d'Alene, WAL053 · L11320.93%
locality 17.67%
$59,079$92,467
St. Louis-St. Charles-Farmington, MOL054 · L11423.35%
locality 20.03%
$60,261$94,317
AlaskaL001 · L06036.03%
locality 32.36%
$66,456$104,013
HawaiiL026 · L08525.60%
locality 22.21%
$61,361$96,038
Tucson-Nogales, AZL056 · L11522.58%
locality 19.28%
$59,885$93,728
Virginia Beach-Norfolk, VAL057 · L11622.09%
locality 18.80%
$59,646$93,354
Washington-Baltimore-Arlington, DCL058 · L11737.65%
locality 33.94%
$67,248$105,251
Rest of U.S.L046 · L10520.30%
locality 17.06%
$58,771$91,985

GL-7 is from the law enforcement officer table; GS-12 pays the same on both tables of an area. Outside the United States: table L059 (2.77%) and table L118 (2.77%).

Source: U.S. Office of Personnel Management, Special rate tables, 2026 — special rates for certain law enforcement personnel (tables L001–L118, by locality pay area). Data captured October 12, 2026.

Who the 2026 special rates cover

OPM limits each table to the positions named in its notes, by agency and occupational series. Jobs on this site whose federal positions are all covered (the notes below also cover some positions of other jobs, such as Interior law enforcement rangers):

JobCovered positionsTables
ATF Special AgentBureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives: GS-1811 Special AgentsL001–L059
on GL rates at GL-3 to GL-10
Border Patrol AgentU.S. Customs and Border Protection: GS-1896 Border Patrol AgentsL001–L059
on GL rates at GL-3 to GL-10
CBP Officer (Customs & Border Protection)U.S. Customs and Border Protection: GS-1895 CBP OfficersL060–L118
on GS base rates
DEA Special AgentDrug Enforcement Administration: GS-1811 Special AgentsL001–L059
on GL rates at GL-3 to GL-10
Deputy U.S. MarshalU.S. Marshals Service: GS-0082 Deputy U.S. Marshals and GS-1811 Special AgentsL001–L059
on GL rates at GL-3 to GL-10
FBI Special AgentFederal Bureau of Investigation: GS-1811 Special AgentsL001–L059
on GL rates at GL-3 to GL-10
Federal Correctional Officer (BOP)Federal Bureau of Prisons: GS-0007 Correctional OfficersL001–L059
on GL rates at GL-3 to GL-10
ICE Deportation OfficerU.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement: GS-1801 Deportation Officers, Detention and Deportation Officers and Technical Enforcement OfficersL001–L059
on GL rates at GL-3 to GL-10
Secret Service Special AgentU.S. Secret Service: GS-1811 Special AgentsL001–L059
on GL rates at GL-3 to GL-10

Occupational series the tables list:

0006 Correctional Institution Administration0007 Correctional Officer0025 Park Ranger0080 Security Administration0082 Deputy United States Marshal0083 Police Officer1801 General Inspection, Investigation, Enforcement, and Compliance1802 Compliance Inspection and Support1811 Criminal Investigation1881 Customs and Border Protection Interdiction1895 Customs and Border Protection1896 Border Patrol Enforcement Series
OPM's coverage notes for tables L001–L059

NOTES: This table is part of special rate authorization approved on 12/31/25. This table applies only to law enforcement officers as defined in 5 U.S.C. 5541(3) and 5 CFR 550.103. Such law enforcement officer positions are covered by Special Rate Tables L001 through L059, depending on their geographic location. Those tables cover all grades. Law enforcement officers at grades 3-10 will have a “GL” pay plan code. Those at other grades will have a “GS” pay plan code. In references below to occupational series—for example, GS-1811 criminal investigators—the GS reference is understood to include GL employees in the cited series. Special Rate Tables L060 through L118 are also part of this authorization and cover certain law enforcement personnel not meeting that definition. The authorization also includes Special Rate Tables L119 through L140, which cover certain law enforcement positions that were already receiving special rates in 2025. Coverage under this table is limited to the categories of employees identified below. Department of Agriculture coverage is limited to the employees listed below: (1) in the Law Enforcement and Investigations component of the Forest Service, GS-1801 Law Enforcement Officers and GS-1811 Criminal Investigators who meet the definition of “law enforcement officer” in 5 U.S.C. 5541(3); and (2) in Office of Safety, Security, and Protection, limited to GS-1801 employees providing personal protection services who meet the definition of “law enforcement officer” in 5 U.S.C. 5541(3). Department of Justice coverage is limited to the employees listed below: (1) in the Federal Bureau of Investigation, GS-1811 Special Agents; (2) in the Bureau of Prisons, GS-0007 Correctional Officers; (3) in the Drug Enforcement Administration, GS-1811 Special Agents; (4) in the U.S. Marshals Service, GS-0082 Deputy U.S. Marshals, GS-1801 Federal Enforcement Officers, GS-1801 Aviation Enforcement Officers, GS-1802 Detention Enforcement Officers, and GS-1811 Special Agents; and (5) in the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, GS-1811 Special Agents. Department of Homeland Security coverage is limited to the employees listed below: (1) in Customs and Border Protection (CBP), GS-1801 Aviation Enforcement Agents, GS-1811 Criminal Investigators, GS-1895 CBP Officers, GS-1896 Border Patrol Agents, and GS-1881 Air Interdiction Agents and Marine Interdiction Agents; (2) in Immigration and Customs Enforcement, GS-1811 Special Agents, GS-1801 Deportation Officers, GS-1801 Detention and Deportation Officers, and GS-1801 Technical Enforcement Officers; (3) in the Secret Service, GS-1811 Special Agents and employees who meet the definition of “law enforcement officer” in 5 U.S.C. 5541(3) and serve in the following occupations: GS-0080 Physical Security Specialists, GS-1801 Investigative Protection Officers, GS-1801 Technical Security Investigators, GS-1802 Protective Armored Specialists, GS-1802 Protective Support Technicians, and GS-1802 Special Officers; and (4) in the Federal Protective Service, GS-1811 Criminal Investigators and employees who have arrest authority and serve in the following occupations: GS-0080 Physical Security Specialists, and GS-1801 employees in law enforcement positions. Department of the Interior coverage is limited to employees of the Department (excluding the Office of the Inspector General) in the General Schedule pay system who are (1) properly classified in occupational series 0006, 0007, 0025, 1801, or 1811 and (2) meet the definition of “law enforcement officer” in 5 U.S.C. 5541(3). Department of State coverage is limited to GS-1811 Criminal Investigators employed by the Diplomatic Security Service. Additional coverage approved on 01/23/2026, as communicated in CPM-2026-01. Updated coverage includes the categories of employees identified below. Department of Homeland Security coverage beyond that previously authorized under CPM 2025-25 is limited to the following categories of positions: (1) in U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, GS-1811 Criminal Investigators; (2) in United States Coast Guard, GS-1811 Criminal Investigators; (3) in Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers, GS-1811 Criminal Investigators and GS-0080 Physical Security Specialists who meet the definition of “law enforcement officer” in 5 U.S.C. 5541(3); (4) in Federal Emergency Management Agency, GS-0083 Police Officers and GS-0080 Police Chief and Deputy Chief positions; (5) in Customs and Border Protection, GS-1801 Investigative Program Specialists and Protective Security Investigators who meet the definition of “law enforcement officer” in 5 U.S.C. 5541(3); and (6) GS-1801 and GS-1811 positions that provide personal protection services and are employed by DHS Headquarters, Customs and Border Patrol, Coast Guard, or U.S. Secret Service. Department of the Treasury coverage is limited to Internal Revenue Service GS/GL-1811 Special Agents at all grades. Department of Commerce coverage is limited to the General Schedule employees listed below: (1) in Bureau of Industry and Security, GS-1811 Criminal Investigators/Special Agents; (2) in Office of Security, GS-0083 Police Officers; and (3) GS-1801 positions within the Office of the Secretary, Immediate Office, Executive Protection Unit, that provide personal protection services. These tables were amended on 01/23/26 to cover certain additional law enforcement positions that provide personal protection services. For such positions, coverage went into effect on 01/11/26, and applies as follows: (1) U.S Trade Representative (USTR) - GS-1811 positions in the USTR Administration’s Office of Security (2) Department of Energy – GS-1811 positions within the Office of Environment, Health, Safety and Security; Office of Security Operations; Office of Executive Protection (3) Environmental Protection Agency - GS-1811 and GS-1801 positions within the Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance, Criminal Investigation Division, National Capital Area Branch (Special Services Section and Special Investigations Section) (4) Department of Transportation – GS-1801 positions within the Offices of the Secretary and Deputy Secretary (5) Federal Energy Regulatory Commission – GS-1811 positions within the Office of the Executive Director, Chief Security Office (6) Department of Housing and Urban Development – GS-0080 positions within the Office of Administration, Office of the Chief Administrative Officer, Protective Services Division (7) Small Business Administration – GS-1801 positions within the Office of the Administrator, and (8) Department of Veterans Affairs – GS-1811 positions within the Office of Security and Law Enforcement, Office of Operations, Security and Preparedness, Office of the Secretary. These tables were further amended on 03/11/26 to prospectively cover certain additional law enforcement positions that provide personal protection services. For such positions, special rate coverage is effective 03/22/26, and applies as follows: (1) Department of Education – GS-1801 positions within the Protective Service Division of the Office of Finance and Operations (Effective 03/22/2026), and (2) Department of Labor – GS-1811 positions within the Division of Protective Operations (Effective 3/22/2026). This special rate table uses LEO special base rates where applicable for covered grades. Thus, the values shown in the "supplements" column are applied either to base GS rates or base GL rates based on grade. Rates Limited to the Rate for Level IV of the Executive Schedule (5 U.S.C. 5305).

Sources: U.S. Office of Personnel Management, Special rate tables, 2026 — special rates for certain law enforcement personnel (tables L001–L118, by locality pay area); U.S. Office of Personnel Management, Federal Workforce Data — Employment, July 2026 (federal civilian employees by agency, occupational series, pay plan, grade, duty state and pay). Data captured October 12, 2026.

Federal jobs on the GL pay plan

JobFederal employees on GLShare of GS and GLMost common GL grade
Federal Correctional Officer (BOP)13,69393%GL-8
Detective / Criminal Investigator5,10412%GL-9
Border Patrol Agent4,81622%GL-5
ICE Deportation Officer4,75841%GL-7
Secret Service Special Agent92722%GL-9
Correctional Nurse75666%GL-10
Park Ranger (NPS / state / county)65413%GL-9
Deputy U.S. Marshal52514%GL-7
Correctional Counselor / Case Manager22812%GL-9

Employees on the GL pay plan in each job's occupational series, for jobs with at least 10% of their GS and GL employees on it; above GL-10 the same officers are on the GS pay plan.

Source: U.S. Office of Personnel Management, Federal Workforce Data — Employment, July 2026 (federal civilian employees by agency, occupational series, pay plan, grade, duty state and pay). Data captured October 2, 2026.