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B-186310 1 (1977-02-16)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadecm0001 and id is 1 raw text is: I THE COMPTROLLER IWNWRAL OECI1CN . . oP THa UNITED UTATEB WASUINGTON. D. C. *OBCU %1T19 FILE: 3-186310 MATTER DIGEST: DA'YE: February 16, 1977 OF: Alan B. Cailson - Home leave travel and temporary duty travel 1. There is no requireiuc that an aligible employee take home leave at the same time as hin dependents. Neither is there a requirement that the home leave be taken at the place of actual resi- dence in the United Statei. However, where dependents of employee tabA home leave at location in the United States other than employee's place of-resi- dence, employee is entitled to reim- bursement of travel expenses not to exceed the constructive cost of travel to the employee's place of actual residence. 2. An employee Is permitted to combine annual leave and a temporary duty assignment at the same time his immediate family is performing home leave travel and thus, travel together. This decision is in'response to alrequest dated April 6, 1976, from Mr. Ernest C. Cummins, an'aiuthorised certifying officer for.the United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management as to the propriety if paying the claim of Mr. Alan B. Carlson, an employee of the Bureau of Land Management, for tempo- rary duty travel and home leave travel. The record shows that travel authorization dated July 1, 1975, was issued to cover the home leave travel of Mr. Carlson, his wife and four children. The travel authorization statied that the family would travel on or about July 25, 1975, but the employee would travel alone at a later date. Employee wanted this delay, up to 12 months,because of a teriinal illness of a close relative. Mr. Carlson's place of actual residence was determined to be Billings, Montana, and his duty station was Anchorage, Alaska. On July 25, 1975, the employee's wife and I ON Lfl C03 C3 C I 'I

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