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If an agency chooses to pay retention incentives in installments, it may compute each retention incentive installment payment using the full retention incentive percentage rate established for the employee (or group of employees) or a reduced percentage rate. An agency may not pay a retention incentive to an employee who is likely to leave for a different Federal position in biweekly installments at the full retention incentive percentage rate. Each installment payment is derived by multiplying the full or reduced retention incentive percentage rate by the total rate of basic pay the employee earned during the installment period. If the retention incentive installment payment percentage is less than the full percentage rate established for the employee (or group of employees), any accrued portion of the retention incentive not paid upon completion of the installment period must be paid as part of a final installment payment after completion of the full service period under the terms of the service agreement.The Federal student loan repayment program permits agencies to repay Federally insured student loans as a recruitment or retention incentive for candidates or current employees of the agency. The program implements 5 U.S.C. 5379, which authorizes agencies to set up their own student loan repayment programs to attract or retain highly qualified employees.
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