§158.612. Local cybersecurity talent market supplement (LCTMS). — Inbound Citations
6 C.F.R. § 158.612
Statutory Authority
Cited by 7 regulations in release Current.
Citations to 6 U.S.C. § 158.612 as a whole
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(4) The Department may provide a DHS-CS advisory appointee a local cybersecurity talent market supplement under § 158.612.
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(b) Except as provided in paragraphs (b)(1) and (2) of this section, a DHS-CS employee receives a salary under the salary system described in § 158.610. The Department sets a DHS-CS employee's salary as described in § 158.620, and salary may include a local cybersecurity talent market supplement described in § 158.612. The Department adjusts a DHS-CS employee's salary as described in § 158.621.(1) A DHS-CS employee providing uncompensated service described in § 158.523(a)(2) does not receive a salary under this part.(2) A DHS-CS advisory appointee receives a salary as described under subpart J of this part.
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(2) The process for providing a local cybersecurity talent market supplement described in § 158.612; and
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(c) In setting the salary for an individual appointed to a qualified position under this part, the Department may provide a local cybersecurity talent market supplement described in § 158.612.
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(b) The Department determines a DHS-CS employee's official work site for purposes of administering compensation under this part, especially eligibility for any compensation described in §§ 158.612 and 158.643. The Department's determination of a DHS-CS employee's official worksite includes consideration of any of the following for the employee: Telework, variation in location where the employee performs DHS-CS cybersecurity work, and temporary situations affecting the location where the employee performs DHS-CS cybersecurity work.
Citations to §158.612(b)(1)
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(a) Identify and monitor trends in both employment for and availability of talent related to cybersecurity, including variations in the cost of talent in local cybersecurity talent markets, defined in § 158.612(b)(1), or variations in the cost of living in those markets, or both; and