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CATS:  Merck 23, 1977


    MATTER   OE:    Reconuideration of Everett Turner and YJavid L.
                    Caldwell. - Retroactive Temporary Promotions
                    for xteuided. Detiils to Higher Grades
    DISKS?:      Turner-Caldwell. 55 Camp. Gen. 539 (1975),
                 -Wf rFtactive temiporary pramotions with
                 backpay for employees Improperly detailed to
                 highor grade positions for exten- 4 periods.
                 The Civil Service Cominission r, .ested a
                 review of tils decision. On reconsideration,
                 we find theinterpretationt proper and affirm
                 Turner-Caldwell and Marie Grant, 55 Camp.

       This action invblves a recor.aideration of :In the Materfof Everett
    Tmrner and David L. Cald*e ll --.eioacive temporaryFromothons
    76? JtihdetED-1tafsW inher eGrades, --18085, DeceineF3,1
            ,omp   cjn.      TErdI    on  hild that inployees detailed
    to, ber  grad*positons ftr more. tan 120 dy.s, withdet CIvil Service
    Commission  (CSC) ajiprovals, are enititled to retroaEIRe Tetporary
    ptomotions with backpay for the period beginning with the 12 lit day
- -of the detail until the detail:'s terminated. The Civil Service Commis-
    sion's Board of gpeals and Review (now Appeals Review Board)
    Di the Matter of DavidL. Caidwell and Everett Turner, April 19,
    1974, had amfllarly construed the provisions of subchapter 8. chapter
    300 of the Federal Per-sonmlManual (PPM). 'as entitling the two em-
    ployees to retroactive' tempoitar; promotions tor extended details to
    higher grade positions where 'the agency had not obtained approval from
    the Ctvl Service Commission to extend the details beyond 120 days.
       The facts are fully stated in the Board's decision and our earlier
    decision and are only briefly iestated here. Mr. Turner's official
    position in the Bureau of Mines. Department of Interior, was that of
    Deputy Assessment Officer, gride G3-14. . As required by, bis position
    description, he served as Actinig Assessment Offider, gzade GS-15,
    for more than 26 months while that position was vacint. Mr. Caldwells
    official position was Assistant Assessment Officer, grade GS-13 and
    be served as Acting Deputy Asseisment Officer (GS-14) for more
    than 15 months. Both of thieseassignments were reflected in internal
    memoraiada of the Bureau of Mines, but neither was form iized in an
    official personnel record. When another employee was designated
    as Acting Assessment Officer, Tarmer and Caldwell resumed their
    official positions ad filed a grievance alleging a reduction in rank.


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