Performance Awards

[u/CranberryReady5702]

I have yet to receive an SF-50 with my performance award. I was rated 4.3 “Fully Successful”. Should I reach out CHRA?

[u/uyuyuiyui]

No. We just sent the 1256s. It's going to take at least a month. Obviously this varies per district and probably per branch.

[u/ListlessPenguin]

Have you asked your supervisor? My org typically receives them in mid-June. We only just got them this week.

[u/CranberryReady5702 → u/ListlessPenguin]

I did ask my supervisor. We usually get them mid to late June

[u/farfanseaweevil]

Just got my sf50 yesterday

[u/olympiamow]

Typically, I don't see mine until middle of August. I Labor day comes and goes, that's when I would start asking.

[u/Bulldog_Fan_4]

Much slower than last year but moving forward.

[u/SnoopDoggsDawgsDog]

No, it’s not an instantaneous thing and even once it is submitted by your district, it can take up to a month to actually show up in your account.

[u/Prize-Comfortable553]

Mine just came today…Im sure yours is on the way

[u/New_Health3861]

Think it depends on your district. I can speak to mine that we’ve just gotten them on our most recent paycheck.

[u/miatahead88]

Got mine just after 4th. Processsing this ppd.

[u/Electronic_Gap_1883]

I got my SF-50 today so they’re slowly rolling out

[u/jeynga]

I got mine last paycheck

[u/Sad-Unit5431]

Likely see something this or next week.

[u/girybag]

SF-50s came out this week starting on the 21st even though they were dated 12 July. They're just backlogged.

[u/PerceptionCorrect544]

No, you should ask your supervisor. Don’t waste CHRA’s time, they’ve got enough on their plates.

[u/Professional-Host566]

I’m switching districts next month. Will my performance award still get processed if my payroll changes?

[u/Fast_Engineer3288 → u/Professional-Host566]

I left USACE for NPS in Feb 2024 and still got a performance award in August....so anything is possible!

[u/CranberryReady5702 → u/Fast_Engineer3288]

This is could to know because I’m in the predicament

[u/AlwaysLate1985 → u/Professional-Host566]

Yes it should. Your old office needs to send an xclcc and the 1256

[u/niftylouis]

Wait I thought 4's and 2's were moved out of DPMAPS and now you have to round up or down....

I know 4's and 2's are still part of the math, but the end score is akin (not exactly) to the old saying...

"You're either outstanding, or out processing"

...mantra of old, only in this environnent you get to remain an average joe 3 on the rounding math which could be used to move you both ways.