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B-179908 1 (1973-12-20)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaadry0001 and id is 1 raw text is: plAtt .COM&ROL.L R QNEFIAL OF 'fHE: UNITE! STATES ,'4 RI WIAVIHGION, D.C. ,SIDe B-179908 December 20, 1973 Mr. Garrett P. FMasco eta Thomas H, Gittings, Jr., rsq. Suite.425, Shoreham Building 800 Fifteenth Street, n.. Washington, D.C. 20005 Dear Mr. Iasco; We refer to letter of August 28 1973, wherein Mr. Thomas H, Gittings, Jr., your designated representative for the recovery of over- time compensation as an employee of the Department of the Army, requested reconsideration of the denial of youir claim for 3,532 hours of overtime, Sunday, and holiday compensation which was disallowed by our Transpor- tation and Clas Division in its Settlement Certificate dated April 13, 1972. The pertinent facts In your claim as stated in the claim settlement read as followsi The record show that your clai4 for the 3,532 hours of overtime worked was performed while employed as a Maintenance Program Officer, GS-13, at fleadquarters, USAREI$, leidelberg, Gernoany, during the period from January 2, 1960, through December. 8, 1070. You state that you kept a detailed record of the hours of overtime worked and this time was recorded weekly by the office secretary who was charged with maintaining the time and attendance records. Your claim for payment of 'overtime wan rejected by the Arry as the overtime in question had not been officially ordered or approved. You emtend that to accomplish the mission of your Division you were ccii- polled to work ouch hours as were acesuary to omplte that mission. The dieall.owance was based on the finding that nothing in the record showed that the overtirm claimed was authorized or appi)pved by proper au- thority or that active inducement to perforn overtime endsted. Mr. Gittinge urges that the record does show the overtine in question waa authorized end approved by proper authority and that you ware compelled to perforn it. In support of his contention 11r. Cittings in pertinent part eLates: 7nf/bK;e9 Iq oy- r 099706v

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