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B-192836 1 (1979-02-20)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadgyk0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECISEION FILE: B-192836 It..h \ THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON. D.C. 20543 :11iv_1 _/_` V11 / OATE:ebruary 20, 1979 , MATTEFR OF: Heidrun H. Horton - Compensation for work performed beyond limitation of appointment DIGEST: i' I - Temporary employee of.Department of Army who work ed beyo&di er appointment limitation because she relied on statements made by her supervisors that a retroactive permanent appointment would be forthcoming is entitled to be paid -the reason- able value of services rendered as a de facto employee since the services were performed in good faith and under color of authority. This action is in' response to the request of MajorSNenad Matich, Finance and Accounting Officer,'Department of the'Army,Fort Sheridan, Illinois, for an advance decision as to whether Mrs. Heidrun H. Horton is entitled to compensation for services performed for the Department of the Army for a period of 2 months after the termina- tion of her temporary appointment. A voucher representing payment for this period is enclosed with the request. For the following reasons it is our view that Mrs. Horton is entitled to compensation for the period June 1 through July 31, 1977. While there are conflictingstatements as to what 'actually occurred,it appears hat Mrs. Horton, a memlkr of theArmy Reserve, was employed with a Reseive unit as'anf!Administrative SupplyTechnician, GS-6,'under a 30-day temporary appointment effectiOMay 2, 1977, This appointment eipirad on May 31, 1977. .However, Mrs. Horton continued to perform the duties of the position from June'1, 1977, through July 31, 1977, itih the knowledge'of her' supervisors and was in fact encouraged to remain in the position by them. Time and attendance cards were submitted by her supervisors, but she did not receive compensa- tion for this period. Apparently,, during this period attempts were being made by her supervisors to secure an appointment for her which would be retroactive although for various reasons they were unsuccessful. On August 1, 1977, Mrs. Horton received another temporary appointment and in November 1977 this appointment was con- verted to career conditional. ( L I _w

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