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B-188574 1 (1977-12-29)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadfmb0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DATE: December 29, 19r7 I. FiLE: B13188574 VMS COMPTRtm a9 0ENMRAL DECISION 0N THE UNITfl STATES WAOMINCHTON, C. C. 20548 Employee who worked with Army 40 hours prior to the Army's discovery that she had not been processed by Personnel Office may not be retroactively appointed. In view of the fact that the Army intended that the employee be appointed :he day she started work and since employee acted in good faith in filling the office and performing the duties of the office to which the krmy intended to appoint her and to which it did subsequently appoint her, she may be compeasated for the services rendered as a de facto employee. MVATTER OF: Jackie R. Smarts - De Facto Employee This decision is at the request of Lieutenant Colonel C: G. Nieman, United States Air Force, Chief, Ancounting and Finance Branrh, Headquarters Warner Robins Air Logistics Center, Robins Air For.:e Base, Georgia 31098, and concerns the pro- priety of making the appointment of Ms. Jackie R. Szirts, an em!,loyee of the Air P*-rce, retroactive. The facts in the case are stated by Colonel Nieman as follows: Ms. Jackie R. Smarts is a general schedule employee recently hired along with several other part-time students on excepted snrvice appoint- ments uader Schedule A. Ms. Smarts was the only one of tne group who had not worked before and was the only one whose employing organization did not desire her to start work soon. On 7 October 1976, it was agreed among the employment technician, the employing organization, and Ma. Smarts that she would begin work after the current school quarter ended (th, last day of school was Friday, 19 November 1976). The file shows that in lieu of the specific instructions that the other students were given to report to the Employment Office for taking an oath of office and other processing, Ms. Smarts was instructed to telephone the employment techni- cian on the following Wednesday, 13 October 1976, DIGEST: A. '4 K _j I I I I

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