civilian-military pay raises since year 2010 AWS
CIVILIAN-MILITARY PAY RAISES SINCE YEAR 2010
During the eight years since 2010, civilian pay rose a total of about 19 percent, as measured by the Employment Cost Index, compared to military pay raises that collectively boosted average basic pay by about 16 percent. Year
Baseline
ECI
Baseline
Military pay raise
2010
100
2.4%
100
2.9%
2011
102.40
1.4%
102.90
1.4%
2012
103.83
1.6%
104.34
1.6%
2013
105.49
1.7%
106.01
1.7%
2014
107.29
1.8%
107.81
0.8%
2015
109.22
1.8%
108.67
1.0%
2016
111.19
2.3%
109.76
1.3%
2017
113.74
2.1%
111.19
2.1%
2018
116.13
2.4%
113.52
2.4%
Total
118.92
116.25
SOURCE: BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS
During the eight years since 2010, civilian pay rose a total of about 19 percent, as measured by the Employment Cost Index, compared to military pay raises that collectively boosted average basic pay by about 16 percent. Year
Baseline
ECI
Baseline
Military pay raise
2010
100
2.4%
100
2.9%
2011
102.40
1.4%
102.90
1.4%
2012
103.83
1.6%
104.34
1.6%
2013
105.49
1.7%
106.01
1.7%
2014
107.29
1.8%
107.81
0.8%
2015
109.22
1.8%
108.67
1.0%
2016
111.19
2.3%
109.76
1.3%
2017
113.74
2.1%
111.19
2.1%
2018
116.13
2.4%
113.52
2.4%
Total
118.92
116.25
SOURCE: BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS
