2014 GS-10 Pay in Alaska
GS-10 employees with a duty station in State of Alaska earn 24.69% on top of the base GS-10 pay scale. That means a GS-10 Step 1 salary jumps from $46,229 on the base table to $57,643 in Alaska.
2014 GS-10 Pay in Alaska
Locality-adjusted GS-10 rates for State of Alaska.
| Step | Annual salary | Biweekly pay | Hourly rate | Locality add-on |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Step 1 | $57,643 | $2,217.04 | $27.62 | +$11,414 |
| Step 2 | $59,564 | $2,290.92 | $28.54 | +$11,794 |
| Step 3 | $61,486 | $2,364.85 | $29.46 | +$12,175 |
| Step 4 | $63,407 | $2,438.73 | $30.38 | +$12,555 |
| Step 5 | $65,329 | $2,512.65 | $31.30 | +$12,936 |
| Step 6 | $67,250 | $2,586.54 | $32.22 | +$13,316 |
| Step 7 | $69,172 | $2,660.46 | $33.14 | +$13,697 |
| Step 8 | $71,093 | $2,734.35 | $34.06 | +$14,077 |
| Step 9 | $73,015 | $2,808.27 | $34.99 | +$14,458 |
| Step 10 | $74,936 | $2,882.15 | $35.91 | +$14,838 |
2014 GS-10 pay table for Alaska
Each step below already includes the 24.69% locality adjustment. The "Locality add-on" column shows how much locality pay is adding compared with the base GS-10 table.
| Step | Annual salary | Biweekly pay | Hourly rate | Locality add-on |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Step 1 | $57,643 | $2,217.04 | $27.62 | +$11,414 |
| Step 2 | $59,564 | $2,290.92 | $28.54 | +$11,794 |
| Step 3 | $61,486 | $2,364.85 | $29.46 | +$12,175 |
| Step 4 | $63,407 | $2,438.73 | $30.38 | +$12,555 |
| Step 5 | $65,329 | $2,512.65 | $31.30 | +$12,936 |
| Step 6 | $67,250 | $2,586.54 | $32.22 | +$13,316 |
| Step 7 | $69,172 | $2,660.46 | $33.14 | +$13,697 |
| Step 8 | $71,093 | $2,734.35 | $34.06 | +$14,077 |
| Step 9 | $73,015 | $2,808.27 | $34.99 | +$14,458 |
| Step 10 | $74,936 | $2,882.15 | $35.91 | +$14,838 |
Base vs. locality comparison
How much more Alaska pays
Step-increase waiting periods
GS-10 in Alaska: what to expect
Senior technician and supervisory positions, and full-performance roles in a handful of occupations such as Border Patrol and IT.
For 2014, the Alaska pay area adds a 24.69% locality adjustment on top of the nationwide base GS schedule. Every GS-10 employee assigned to this area benefits from that same percentage, regardless of step or series.
Qualifications and career path
Minimum qualifications. One year of specialized experience at the GS-9 level, plus agency-specific requirements.
Promotion path. Promoted to GS-11 after one year of creditable experience in grade.
The rough military equivalent for GS-10 is O-4 Major, useful for comparing GS roles against enlisted and officer ranks when looking at pay or authority level.
Biweekly take-home for GS-10 in Alaska
Before taxes and deductions, a GS-10 Step 1 employee in Alaska earns roughly $2,217 per biweekly pay period. At Step 10 that rises to $2,882. Actual take-home will be lower after federal tax, state tax, TSP contributions, retirement and health insurance deductions.
Note. This is the archived 2014 table. For current pay, open the latest GS-10 Alaska page.
Other grades in Alaska
GS-10 in Alaska questions
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How much does a GS-10 make in Alaska?
In 2014, a GS-10 Step 1 employee in Alaska earns $57,643 per year. At Step 10 the salary reaches $74,936. This is 24.69% higher than the base GS-10 salary. -
What is the locality adjustment for GS-10 in Alaska?
The locality adjustment is the same for every grade and step within a pay area. For Alaska in 2014, it is 24.69%. On a GS-10 Step 1 salary that translates to an extra $11,414 per year. -
What is the biweekly pay for GS-10 in Alaska?
Biweekly pay is annual salary divided by 26. A GS-10 Step 1 employee in Alaska earns roughly $2,217 per pay period before tax and retirement deductions.