Memo details conditions and scope of new bonus authority
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Coverage reveals the memo requires agency heads to certify that awards recognize efforts that are "highly exceptional and unusually outstanding." The change does not apply to presidential awards, presidential rank awards, or Senior Executive Service performance awards exceeding $25,000. Some agencies, including the Department of Defense and Internal Revenue Service, already held separate authority for $25,000 bonuses.
“Agencies should use this authority to provide larger awards to their highest performers, ensuring that the employees who contribute most to agency missions and results receive recognition commensurate with their contributions.”
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