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B-188686 1 (1978-05-11)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadfzy0001 and id is 1 raw text is: * DECISION FILE: B-188686 Vie 4. c ,t- 1.46 COMPTROLLER GENERAL CFTH E ULIIT2 e2BTATEEI . ~ V ': . c1 0~ uZ:rs 4ar ve V.AiHINGTON. D.L. lo04a DATE: May 1, 1978 MATTER OF: Robert C. Austin - Overtime Compensation DIGEST: 1. Bureau of Prisons employee those assigned duties as an Inter-Group Coordinator at Terminal Island: California, included sup- porting inmate activities outside his scheduled duty hours, as well as within them, is entitled to be compensated for the overtime performed since its performance was actively induced by the official with authority to order or approve overtime. 2. Bureau of Prisonsemployee who performed ektra duties during his regular tour of duty on holidays is entitled to-holiday pay for such duty. He is entitled to overtime comopeisation for duties on a holiday performed outside of his regular tour of duty. However, since night and Sunday duties are not shown to have been recurring or habitual in nature, he may not be paid Sunday and night premium pay. Mr. Robert C. Austin, an eraployee of the Bureau of Prisons, hasappealed the action of our Clains Division which ddhied his claim for overtime coipeiation for work allegedly performed by him in connection with inm-; te organizations. He also claims holiday, night, and Sunday p .y. Mr. Austin points out in his appeal that a similar claim in the amount of $6, 000 was allowed by our Claims Division to Mr. Jim L. Hudson, one of his fellow employees it Terminal Island, and he requests that we reconsider his claim in view of the apparent discrep-incy. The record shows that Mr. Austin is employed as an Inter-Group Coordinator at the Federal Corrections Institution, Termizial Island, California. Mr. Austin claims that duiing his employment at Terminal Island he was required to perform work outside of his normal lduty hours. This work consisted of escorting inmates on trips and attending meetings and other functions of inmate organizations. Our Cli ns Division stated the following in denying Mr. Austin's claim: I 1 ii Lz I rip

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