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B-191014 1 (1978-03-10)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadftz0001 and id is 1 raw text is: L DECISION . V TI FILE: 191014 M. Alatch civ.Pery. THE COMPTROLLER CENWRAL op TmE UNITwo STArE WNABHINGTON. CJ. C. 2054 DATE: March I10, 1978 MATTER OF: Gary G. Dalhgren - Recrediting of Sick ,eave DIGEST: Where record is clear that agency intended to transfer ASCS county committee employee to regular civil service position within Department of Agricultu.e without forfeiture of accumulated sick leave, and because forfeiture which resulted is in direct contravention of the clear statutory mandate to avoid forftiture when experienced ASCS county committee employees are re- cruited to fill civil service positions within the Department of Agriculture, we would inter- pose no objection if the agency corrected employee's records to reflect transfer without break in nervice, and charged 19-day period to tuthorized leave of absence with- out pay. This action concerns a request for reconsideration of the claim of Mr. Gary G. Dahlgren fer recredit of ;,439 hours of sick leave forfeited upon his transfer from the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS) to the Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) within the Department of Agriculture. M'. Dah1gren's claim was disallowed by our Claims Division by settlement dated November 12, 1976. The record shows that Mr. Dahlgren had been employed by the Wright County ASCS committee in Clarion, Iowa, for over 21 years, and had accumulated 1,439 hours of sick lenve. In 1974, Mr. Dahlgren was transferred to AMS. Prior to his transfer, Mr. Dahlgren and the Wright County Executive Director checked with the ASCS Stakte office in Des Moines, Iowa, regarding the proper pro- cedure for transferring his accumulated sick leave to his new position. 1 - I 1 .4 T?-~ V 4 M I I T'. I I

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