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Archive year. This is the 2014 GS base table. The current year is 2026.
1.0% 2014 across-the-board base raise
$17,981 to $130,810 2014 base range
21.10% Average locality adjustment

2014 GS base pay table

Every row is a GS grade. Every column is a step inside that grade. Click a grade to open its dedicated pay scale page with all 10 steps, biweekly and hourly pay, and the locality version for every pay area.

Grade Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Step 8 Step 9 Step 10
GS-1 $17,981$18,582$19,180$19,775$20,373$20,724$21,315$21,911$21,934$22,494
GS-2 $20,217$20,698$21,367$21,934$22,179$22,831$23,483$24,135$24,787$25,439
GS-3 $22,058$22,793$23,528$24,263$24,998$25,733$26,468$27,203$27,938$28,673
GS-4 $24,763$25,588$26,413$27,238$28,063$28,888$29,713$30,538$31,363$32,188
GS-5 $27,705$28,629$29,553$30,477$31,401$32,325$33,249$34,173$35,097$36,021
GS-6 $30,883$31,912$32,941$33,970$34,999$36,028$37,057$38,086$39,115$40,144
GS-7 $34,319$35,463$36,607$37,751$38,895$40,039$41,183$42,327$43,471$44,615
GS-8 $38,007$39,274$40,541$41,808$43,075$44,342$45,609$46,876$48,143$49,410
GS-9 $41,979$43,378$44,777$46,176$47,575$48,974$50,373$51,772$53,171$54,570
GS-10 $46,229$47,770$49,311$50,852$52,393$53,934$55,475$57,016$58,557$60,098
GS-11 $50,790$52,483$54,176$55,869$57,562$59,255$60,948$62,641$64,334$66,027
GS-12 $60,877$62,906$64,935$66,964$68,993$71,022$73,051$75,080$77,109$79,138
GS-13 $72,391$74,804$77,217$79,630$82,043$84,456$86,869$89,282$91,695$94,108
GS-14 $85,544$88,395$91,246$94,097$96,948$99,799$102,650$105,501$108,352$111,203
GS-15 $100,624$103,978$107,332$110,686$114,040$117,394$120,748$124,102$127,456$130,810
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Each grade has its own page with all 10 steps, step-increase timing and typical job roles. The salary below each grade is the 2014 nationwide Step 1 base rate for that grade.

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About the 2014 GS table

The 2014 base General Schedule applied the 1.0% across-the-board raise set by the annual pay plan. The base table is the starting point. Most civilian federal employees are paid from a locality-adjusted version that adds a geographic percentage on top.

When to use the base table

  • Comparing GS raises across years without locality noise.
  • Checking historical pay for back-pay or service credit questions.
  • Printing a clean reference sheet for a specific year.

When to use a locality table instead

  • Your duty station is inside a named pay area. Use the matching locality page.
  • Your duty station is not in a named area. Use the Rest of U.S. table.
  • You need the actual salary for a promotion, step increase or job offer.

2014 GS pay questions

  • What was the 2014 GS pay raise?
    The 2014 across-the-board General Schedule raise was 1.0%. This applied to the nationwide base table before any locality adjustment. See raise history for year-over-year context.
  • How did locality pay work in 2014?
    2014 had 34 GS locality pay areas including Rest of U.S. Adjustments ranged from 14.16% in Rest of U.S. to 35.15% in San Jose-San Francisco-Oakland.
  • What was the highest GS salary in 2014?
    For the base table, GS-15 Step 10 was $130,810. In a high-paying locality such as San Francisco, GS-15 Step 10 could exceed that, though some combinations are capped at the Executive Schedule Level 4 limit.
  • Where can I find my 2014 locality-adjusted table?
    Every 2014 locality table is linked from the locality directory. Pick the pay area tied to your duty station to see all grades and steps with the locality percentage applied.