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- This is called the biweekly premium pay cap, or the pay cap. This is cap on your pay that prevents you from making more during a two-week pay period than either (1) the biweekly rate for a General Schedule (GS) Grade 15, Step 10, employee which is the highest pay rate on the GS pay scale or (2) the pay rate for Level V of the Executive Schedule.www.commerce.gov/hr/employees/compensation/overtime
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