DNFSB: Employment: Benefits and Pay

Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board: Employment

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Social Security Coverage
		If you've earned at least 40 Social Security credits, you will be entitled to Social Security benefits—normally at age 62.
Medicare Coverage
		As a Federal employee, you will be eligible for Medicare at age 65.
Credit for Active Duty in the U.S. Uniformed Services
		In most circumstances, you may receive civil service credit for your active duty in the U.S. uniformed services. Credit may be used for determination of your leave accrual rate and your retirement eligibility.
Relocation Assistance
		For most jobs, DNFSB offers relocation assistance. Benefits include movement of your household goods and travel reimbursement.
Job Portability
		If you are on a career appointment, your service credit, sick leave, annual leave, and retirement are transferable to other Federal government agencies. If you leave government service, you will also carry over Social Security credits and be able to rollover Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) investments into a private sector plan. Even if you leave before normal retirement, you may be eligible for a deferred annuity.
Fitness Facility
		The building landlord provides an on-site fitness facility for use by DNFSB employees.
Public Transporation Benefit Program
		Eligible employees can participate in a transit subsidy program that helps reduce the expenses of commuting to and from work
Military Leave
		DNFSB is supportive of your participation in the U.S. Military as a reservist or member of the National Guard. You may receive 15 or more days paid military leave each year for periods of active military duty.
Leave for Jury Duty
		If called to jury duty, you will be given additional paid leave without having to use your own annual leave.

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