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B-208406 1 (1982-10-06)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadkqz0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECIS3ION FILE: B-208406 MATTER OF: DIGEST: THI COMPTROLLER GENERAL OP THE UNITISD BTATES WABHINGTON , .C. 2054B DATE: October 6, 1982 Ilerit Systems Protection Board - Administrative Leave - Partial Shutdown The Ilerit Systems Protection Board asks whether administrative leave may be granted retroactively to employees who were ordered not to report for work during a brief partial shutdown of the agency, The employees were placed on half-time, half-pay status in order to forestall a funding gap which would have ncessitated a full closedown. In its discretion, the Board has the authority to retroactively grant admtnistrative leave with pay to the affected employees to the extent appropriated funds were available and adequate on che dates of the partial shutdown. fir. Richard Redenius, the tanacing Director, Herit Systems Protection Board (HSPB or Board, has requested a decision as to the authority of ?SPB to grtant retro- active administrative leave to its employees who were ordered not to report for work during an administra- tively declared partial shutdown resulting from the Board's efforts to forestall a funding gap. For the reasons stated herein, ewe hold that the Board may grant retroactive administrative leave 'a its employees for the time in question. BACKGROUND On December 15, 1981, the Congress passed a continuing resolution which had the effect of cutting the USPB's fiscal year 1.982 appropriation by 16 per- cent. This unforeseen budgetary shortfall and the Board's uncertal it:, as to when or whether needed supplemontal appropriations would be passed resulted a management decision in the summer of 1982 to stretc fiscal year 1982 approprititions as far as possible by initiating a partial shutdown. The Board viewed the partial shutdown as an alternative to the potential o in h f P//v - D.m.O

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