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B-193250 1 (1980-09-26)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadiow0001 and id is 1 raw text is: /J jc-e THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECISION NJ).OF THE UNITED STATE 8 W AS H ING TON. 0. C. 2 05 48 FILE: B-193250 MATTER OF: DIGEST: DATE: September 26, 1980 Betty S. Wendel -5ntitlement to relocation expenses An Air Force employee who had received a reduction-in-force notice declined offer of position at lower grade in order to accept position at another location with Department of Health and Human Services. Agency has discretion to determine whether to authorize re- location expenses of employee who obtains position after receiving notice of impending reduction-in- force. JTR para. C 4100-2.4 states that where employee is involuntarily separated and obtains. position.. on, own initiative, transfer is in Gov- ernment int.ers,.t,. only., if losing activity certifies that employee has not declined suitable position. Since requisite -certification has not been madein this case, re-loca- tion expenses -may not be, allowed. The Per Diem, Travel and Transportation Allowance Committee forwards a request for an advance decision concerning an employee's entitlement to relocation.al- lowances where, after receiving a reduction-in-force- notice, the employee voluntarily obtains a position with another agency.; The cormittee has assigned this request control numilbnr_ 79-38. Ms. Betty S. Wendel was. ftsiued a- reduction-in- force notice dated January 26, 19783,while employed at Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base, Missouri, offering her a change to a lower grade positionto be effective April 1, 1978. -Instead of accepting the offered position, she obtained a temporary appointment on February 10, 1978, with the Department of Health and Human Services- (formerly the Departiment of Health, Education and Welfare) at Nevada, Missouri. Ms. Wendel (indicates that this temporary appointment was also at a ~~7L~4 I

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