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BOP Program Statement 5251.06 § 3

INSTITUTION WORK AND PERFORMANCE PAY COMMITTEE §545.22

activein force · 2008-10-01 – presentact-effective-date

a. The Warden at each Bureau of Prisons institution is to establish an Institution

Inmate Work and Performance Pay Committee to administer the institution's work

and performance pay program. The Committee is to be comprised of an

Associate Warden, the Inmate Performance Pay Coordinator, and any other

member(s) the Warden considers appropriate.

The Warden will appoint an Inmate Performance Pay Coordinator (IPPC) who is a full-time

employee, and who ordinarily serves at a department head level. The institution Controller will

normally serve as either the IPPC or as a committee member.

b. The Committee is responsible for approving the following aspects of the

institution’s inmate work and performance pay program:

(1) Number of inmates on each work detail;

(2) Number of pay grades in each detail;

(3) Job descriptions;

(4) Performance standards;

(5) Budgeting for special act awards; and,

(6) Bonus pay/special bonus pay procedures.

The Inmate Work and Performance Pay Committee ensures that the institution complies with all

Program Statement requirements.

P5251.06 10/01/2008 Federal Regulations: bold type. Implementing instructions: regular type. Page 3

History

PS 5251.06 dated 2008-10-01

Provenance

Source: bop.gov
Retrieved: 2026-09-20
Edition: bop-ps-2026-09-20
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