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You’ll be at 13, my understanding is 14 is for career clerks. I practiced for 3 years and I’m at 13
Does this wording suggest applying to term clerks? The chambers I’m going to does not have a career clerk
I mean I guess I just haven’t heard of any term clerks getting 14, cause the judge only gets one so if they use it they likely can’t offer that to anyone as a potential career clerk.
My understanding is JSP-14 kicks in after 2 years of clerking on a federal court so you *should* be eligible for the level increase (HR tells me I’ll be eligible for the final month of the clerkship🙃).
Thanks! And yes I technically will be eligible a month or two into it so enough time to warrant bugging some people about it
You become eligible for JSP-14 after 3 years post grad when at least two of those years was in federal service. The problem is that a judge is limited to one JSP-14 employee in each chambers. My judge has a JSP-14, but several of us were eligible because we had previously clerked and practiced. You do have to keep track of your time when you are eligible for promotions and your judge has to approve them.