General
What is NAF Employment?
NAF employment is considered federal employment. It is, however, different from federal civil service employment because the monies used to pay the salaries of NAF employees come from a different source. Civil service positions are paid for by money appropriated by Congress. NAF money, on theother hand, is self-generated by Air Force clubs, bowling centers, golf courses, and other activities that use NAF employees.
We have two types of NAF positions: "flexible" and "regular." Flexible employees have work schedules that depend on the needs of the activity. These employees may work a minimum of zero hours to a maximum of 40 hours per week and do not receive benefits. Regular employees work between 20 and 40 hours a week depending on position requirements and are entitled to receive benefits.
Benefits
Employees with regular appointments are eligible for the following benefits and compensation:
- Health and life insurance
- awards
- retirement plan
- 401(k)
- annual leave
- sick leave
- military leave
- administrative leave
- maternity leave
- paternity leave
- court leave
- overtime pay
- holiday pay
- Sunday premium pay
- shift differential
- workers' compensation
- unemployment compensation
- health care
- dependant care FSA
- long term care
Employees with flexible appointments are eligible for the following benefits and compensation:
- Overtime pay
- shift differential
- awards
- workers compensation
- unemployment compensation.
Other Benefits: Generally all Services programs may be used by individuals who contribute to the Air Force mission. Listed below are some of the programs that may be available to you as an employee.
Activities include:
- Bowling Center
- Tickets and Tour Office
- Base Recreation Area
- Golf Course
- Auto Skills Center
- Fitness Center
- Arts & Crafts Center
- Youth Center
- Equipment Rental
- Base Restaurants
- Child Development Center
