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B-196292 1 (1980-07-22)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadiky0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 7t /r7 THE C0MPT¶;0LLE;Z GENEPAL ECIS~N ~ O ~T'HE UNITED STATES <IVV A S-WNCGTON , 0 .C 2 0 5 E: -196292__ DATE.:July 22, 1980 \TTER OF: Greg T. Montgomery - Relocation Iexpense~j Employee of United States Forest Service claims travel and reloca- tion expenses in connection with move to duty station at Payette National Forest, Idaho, where retroactive travel authorization was issued on basis that break in Government service was result of erroneous advice by agency offi- cials that he had to resign former position at Logan, Utah, in order to accept new position. Payment may.not be allowed as 5 U.S.C. 5724 and 5724a, which provide for reim- bursement of travel and relocation expenses, require that the change in permanent duty station be without a break in service. The Government is not responsible for any erroneous advice or acts of its officers, agents, or employees. DIGEST: This action is in response to a request by Mr. H. Larry Jordan, Authorized Certifying Officer of the United States Department of Agriculture, for an advance decision concerning the entitlement of Mr. Greg T. Montgomery, an employee of the United States Forest Service, for reimbursement for travel and relocation expenses incurred in connection with his employment at the Pavette National Forest, New Meadows, Idaho, subsequent to a break in Government service due to his resigning from his former position with the Forest Service in Logah, Utah. The record shows that Mr. Montgomery held a temporar.y position with the United States Forest Service Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station in Logan, Utah, when he was offered a permanent position as a Supervisory Forest Technician, GS-6, at the Payette National Forest (National Forest) in New Meadows, Idaho. Mr. Montgomery accepted FIL MA 0

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