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What does it mean when there is a position posted separately. Are there two positions, or just one? -- this is on USA JOBS
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MsU
I'm actually really curious about guam. Without the LQA it seems super expensive to live there.
MsU
Sorry that was supposed to go under the post about Guam..
Icanread
Guam doesn't get LQA, but your salary is considerably higher than other locations. It is very expensive to live there, but you get at least $10,000 extra to cover the increase in cost of living. Here's the pay scale for Guam: https://www.dodea.edu/Offices/HR/salary/upload/1920AmericasEducators_Guam.pdf
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From what I have heard/read, the lack of LQA means you are generally not quite as well off as for other "foreign" locations, but the generally higher salary, post allowance and Post Hardship Differential(?) all can contribute to the difference in finances not being as significant as you might think. For example, my salary would likely go up by $26K...See More
MsU
Thanks for the added info! I had never seen their separate pay scale.
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