OPM eliminates time-in-grade restrictions for federal promotions

Feds changed 75-year-old rule so workers can get faster promotion

The U.S. Office of Personnel Management will no longer require many federal workers to stay at a lower grade for one year before promotion starting Jan. 19.

Trump administration to let agencies promote federal employees more quickly

The Office of Personnel Management finalized regulations Monday that will eliminate a longstanding “time-in-grade” restriction, clearing the way for Agencies to promote federal employees without having to wait a year first.

Federal Personnel Office Shocks the System: Base Promotions on Merit, Not Chair-Warming

USOPM ends time-in-grade rules, promoting federal employees based on merit, not tenure.

OPM eliminates time-in-grade restrictions for federal promotions

Federal employees will no longer have to complete a full year in their current paygrade before becoming eligible for promotion…

Rules End ‘Time in Grade’ Limit on Promotions Applying to Most GS Positions

OPM has finalized rules to end the “time in grade” limit on promotions that has applied in most GS positions. ...More The article Rules End ‘Time in Grade’ Limit on Promotions Applying to Most GS Positions was first published on FEDweek.