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B-188366 1 (1978-01-06)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadfmv0001 and id is 1 raw text is: r\ -t 1 DECISION FILIF: B-188366 II MATTER OF: DIGEST: This action is a response to an appeal by Mr. John J. Fischer of our Claims Division settlement dated November 9, 1976, dis- allowing his claim for reimbursement of expenses incurred by him in connection with his transfer from Ketchikan, Alaska, to Letroit, Michigan. The Claims Division settlement disallowed the claim because the record did not appear to evidence a clear administra- tive intent to transfer Mr.Fischer to Detroit at the time the claimed air travel expenses were incurred. Prior to travel orders being issued on October 23, 1973, authorizing Mr. Fischer's transfer to Detroit, Mr. Fischer reports that he was offered a position as an Equal Opportunity Specialist :.Vrvid Weisiap CP *r THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL . 1t .OF THE UNITIlO STATES VASHINGTON. D.C. 20546 DATE: January 6, 1978 John J. Fischer - Paymqnt of relocation expenses prior to actual transfer (1) Empl.yee arranged transportation of .his family on May 29, 1973, in anticipation of permanent transfer from one agency to another. Althougn he was not officially notified of transfer until June 6, 1973, he may be reimbursed for expenses incurred on basis that he was informed on May 18, 1973, Lat he would be transferred upon ;on!irmation of appoiniment by headquarters. Alaska, t6 Detroit, Michigan, elaims relocation expense of an amount representins the difference between 10 cent mileage rate authorized in his travel orders and 6 cent rate actually received for mileage tallow- ance for use of privately owned vehicle while travelling alone. FTR para. 2-2.3b (May 1973) allows a maximum of 6 cents per mile when the employee travels alone. Prescribed FTR rates are mandatory.

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