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B-194258 1 (1979-12-27)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadhvj0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECISION FILE: B-194258 THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, O.C. 20548 DATE: December 27, 1979 MATTER OF: Marie L. Leber DIGEST: Employee of the Department of the Navy appeals disallowance by Claims Division of her Taim for e retroactive temporary promotion from grade GS-3 to GS-5 on the grounds that she did not meet experience requirements for promotion to grade GS-5. Employee is entitled to promotion to grade GS-4 in accordance with Mary Lee Groover, B-190174, April 21, 1978. By a letter dated December 15, 1978, Marie L. Leber, appealed the action of our Claims Division in Certificate of Settlement Z-2803360, issued October 25, 1978, which disallowed her claim for a retroactive temporary promotion under our decision Turner- Caldwell, 55 Comp. Gen. 540 (1975), affirmed, 56 id. 427 (1977). The record shows that on October 9, 1974, Ms. Leber, a GS-3 clerk-typist with the Armed Forces Police Detachment, Washington Navy Yard, was detailed to a GS-5 position. The detail continued until May 2, 1975. The Claims Division denied Ms. Leber's claim because, as reported by the agency, she did not meet the require- ment of Civil Service Commission Handbook X-118, Qualification Standards for Positions Under the General Schedule (now OPM Handbook X-118), that she have one year of specialized experience to qualify for a GS-5 secretarial position. In her appeal Ms. Leber states that she was detailed to a supervisory clerk- typist position, GS-322-05, not a secretarial position, GS-318-05. We have verified with the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office, Washington Navy Yard, that the GS-318 secretarial position at the Armed Forces Police Detachment was established after the period of Ms. Leber's detail and that the position to which she was detailed in 1974 was a GS-322-05 supervisory clerk-typist position. Her current personnel office, Civilian Personnel Office, Fort Myer, Virginia, states that in 1974 Ms. Leber was not qualified for promotion to a GS-5 clerk-typist position. However, she was eligible for promotion to a GS-4 clerk-typist position at that time. I IWOL / 7

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