Incentive Pay Parity Included in Final NDAA
From the NGAUS Washington Report website
National Guardsmen who receive incentive and special-duty pay will soon be compensated at the same rate as their active-component counterparts as part of language in the compromise fiscal 2022 National Defense Authorization Act the House passed last week.
The Senate plans to pass the NDAA this week and send it to the president, who is expected to sign it.
Incentive and special-duty pay parity was a NGAUS legislative priority this year; the association legislative staff helped write the language that is in the NDAA. Guardsmen have long been expected to meet the same standards as their active-component counterparts but receive only fractional amounts of incentive and special-duty pay.
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