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B-193748 1 (1980-01-25)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadhya0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECISION LNITf9 THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL L OP THE UNITEO STATES WASHINGTON, D.C. 20549 FILE: B-193748 DATE: January 25, 1980 MATTER OF: Robert Creel - Retroactive Temporary Promotion Since GS-12 employee did not meet burden of proof by showing that he was detailed.to and performed all duties of higher-level position as GS-13 supervisory auditor, he is not entitled to retroactive temporary promotion. Although initially supervisors said he performed at GS-13 level as auditor-in-charge of pe- riodic audits in their write-ups for his quality step increase and performance appraisals, his GS-12 job description states auditors at that grade could be auditors-in-charge on jobs of average complexity. Later it was determined, and supervisors agreed, that employee had been primarily assigned to audits at only GS-12 level of complexity. Mr. Robert Creel reanst reconsideration of his claim for a retroactive temporary promotion with, backpay based upon a detail to a position having a higher grade than that.at which he was appointed and paid. Our Claims Division denied the claim by Settlement Certificate No. Z-2708027, July 10, 1978. The issue is whether in the absence of a formal detail, Mr. Creel was actually assigned all of the principal duties of a higher-level position as required for a retroactive temporary promotion under our decision in Matter of Patrick J. Fleming, B-191413, September 19, 1978. Mr. Creel believes that he is entitled to a retroactive tem- porary promotion because he considers that he was detailed as a Navy civilian employee between September 18, 1971, and February 16, 1974, to a higher-level position of Supervisory Auditor, GS-13. He was paid during this period as an auditor, grade GS-12, in accordance with the official position to which he was formally assigned with the Naval Audit Service. Southest D1 & L Region, Charleston, South Carolina. He states that his immedi- ate supervisor, vir. J. . hooerJr., Acting Executive Assistant, Naval Audit Office, Charleston, detailed him to serve as the head of a mobile audit team, which was the GS-13 position Mr. Hooker had occupied before he was reassigned. xv/n1 DIGEST:

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