The Ombuds Blog: Job Posting: Office of Thrift Supervision

October 01, 2009

Job Posting: Office of Thrift Supervision

The agency that regulates federal thrifts and savings & loan associations is seeking a new Ombudsman. The G-25 position reports to the Acting Director of OTS in Washington, but may also may be one of three regional offices. The base salary range $96,659 to $188,098, plus a geographic salary differential. Applications are due by October 21, 2009. (FederalGovernmentJobs.com, vacancy no. 2009-0037.) This is not a purely Organizational Ombuds position as the OTS Ombuds is also responsible for handling formal appeals from the thrift industry.

Related posts: Office of Thrift Supervision Appoints Ombuds; Office of Thrift Supervision Ombuds Hiring Scores of Special Assistants; Job Posting (Assistant Ombuds).

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October 01, 2009

Job Posting: Office of Thrift Supervision

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