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Overtime for General Services Administration Guards]. 8-188687.
;eptember 21, 1977. S pp.
Je'ision re: Raymond A. Allen; David Lee Bradley; Basil 0. Toney
; 3aues A. Hauser; by Robert F. Keller, Acting Comptroller
;eneral.
:ssue Area: Personnel management and Compensation: compensation
(305).
:ontact:J Office of the Ceneral Counsel: Civilian Personnel.
ludget Functon: General Govern.'nt: Central Personnel
Management (805).
)rganizaticn Concerned: General Services Administration.
tuthority: 53 Comp. Gen. 489. 53 Coamp. Gen. 492, 493. Eugie L.
Baylor et al. v. United States, 198 Ct. Cl. (1972).
Stan Gregg, Director of the Finance Division, General
;&rvices Administration, requested a decision concerning four
employees' claims for overtime compensation for the time
:equired to perform preliminary and postliminary activities
:elating to their guard duties. tefinite amounts of duty-free
reaktise may te aggregated to offset employee claims of
ivertime. (SW)
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