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B-186449 1 (1977-01-24)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadebj0001 and id is 1 raw text is: - S C&t L, U- a.. . THE COMPTROLLER GENNAL DOCISICN . OP THE UNorED STATUS WASHINGTON, D.C. 20848 . *nA* FILE: 8-186449 OATE: Jnafteri 24, 1977 MATTER OF: Community Services Administration - Liability of Certifying Officer DIGESr: 1. Although no voucher accompanied request, decision is rendered because the problem ay be recurring and the Comptroller General has broad authority under 31 U S.C. 74 to render decisions to heads of departments on any question involved in payments which may be made by their department. 2. Employees who resigned from Fedei'al employment and accepting employuent with Federally-funded Legal Services.9Corporation were paid bonuses equsl to portion of - accrued annual ind sick leave. Cobtifying officer 'of Community Seriices Administration, the agency from which employees resigned, may certify sick leave balances and approve lump sum payments for annual leave without liability for subsequent bonus payment by Corporation since by statute employees of Corporation are not Fedeval Government employees for leave purposes. This decision is in response to a request dated April 30, 1976, from W. Roy S. Hogg, an authorized certifying officer of the Community Services Administration (CSA), concerning the propriety of processing lump sum payments for accumulated annual leave to certain former CSA employees, and of certifying to the Civil Service Commission Lae sick leave balances of such employees. i The personnel affected by this action were f6rmerly employed in the Legal Services Division of CSA. Upon the creation of the Legal Services Corporation by Public Law 93-355, 42 U.S'.C. 2996 at ,ge., these persons resigned from their employment with CSA to accept positions with the Corporation. Upon resignation, they were to be paid for accumulated annual leave and their sick balances were certified to the Civil Service Commission for retire- ment purposes or for possible recredit. When hired by the Corporation, the individuals were paid a cash bonus in an amount )-rk- 41,41

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