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B-184817 1 (1975-11-28)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadcrj0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 1~> A DIGEST: 4 fECISICN FILE: D-184817 MATTER OF: This case arises on an appeal of Mr. Joseph Aloi from a settlement certificate of our Transportation and Claims Division 2-2576112, dated July 23, 1975 disallowing his claim for retroactive promotion and back pay for the period of July 21, 1974, to October 31, 1974. The record shows that Mr. Aloi was employed by the United States Customs Scrv.ice as an Import Specialist, grade GS-7, in Customs Region VII, Los Angeles, California. He became eligible for promotion to grade GS-9 on July 21, 1974. His promotion to that grade was effected on October 31, 1974. Further, the record indicates that Mr. Aloi's supervisor in Region VII (Los Angeles) initiated a Request for Personnel Action (SF-52) on September 16, 1974, requesting promotion to grade GS-9. Mr. Aloi claims that this action was initiated by his telephonic request to the California office and was thus commenced through the California Region by him, notwithstanding that he had previously been voluntarily reassigned to Customs Region II, New York, effective September 1, 1974. It appears that when Mr. Aloi's SF-52 reached the personnel office in Los Angeles, on September 16, 1974,that office determined that Mr. Aloi was no longer assigned to Region VII. Mr. Aloi's promotion was reprocessed through Region II, and effected in due course on October 31, 1974. o THE COMPTROL.LER GENERAL . /.~ OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D. C. 20548 DATE: NOV 28 1975 Joseph Alot * Retroactive promotion Where promotion of eligible employee may have been delayed for short period of time because employee was voluntarily transferred to new permanent duty station necessitating repro- cessing of promotion, promotion is not delayed due to administrative or clerical error, and is not exception to general rule forbidding retroactive promotions of Government employees.

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