OPM revamps online pay tables, spearheads AI adoption across federal workforce
The federal government’s human resources agency is revamping one of the most heavily trafficked tools on its website: annual pay tables for federal employees.
The Office of Personnel Management is planning to launch a new version of the online tables that agencies and employees use to look up federal pay rates each year.
Adam Starr, the agency's chief information officer, said on Wednesday that the agency’s pay rates website gets about 14 million visits each year, but hasn’t changed much since 2011.
“I always like to remember that 'OPM' really stands for ‘other peoples’ money.’ And in this case, it is your money. People come to OPM pay tables, asking us to show them the money, and for years these have been legacy, clunky sites,” Starr said Wednesday at the SAP Public Sector Summit sponsored by GovExec. “It’s not the experience that a federal employee deserves.”
Starr said the...
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