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B-183828 1 (1976-01-23)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadiyo0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 111 - ,,THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECIION A.O F THE U NITED0 STATES ~~~A/~/WASHINGTON. D.).C. 20548 00p FILE: B- 183828 DATE: tJAN 23 1976 MATTER OF: Alfred H. Gaehler - Reimbursement of real estate expenses0& DIGEST: Employee who was separated by reduction in force by NASA and employed after break in service of less than I month by term appointment with HEW, may be reimbursed expenses of selling house at NASA duty station since term appointment with HEW was nontdmporary appointment and eligibility for relocation expenses arose under that section incident to RIF by NASA and employment by HEW. This action concerns the claim of Alfred H. Gaehler, an employee of the Department of the Army, for reimbursement of real estate expenses under the circumstances described below, Hr. Gaehler was employed at th Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, California, by the National Aeronautical and Space Administra- tion (NASA), when he was the subject of a reduction-in-force (RIF) action, which ter-minated his position with NASA effective September 30, 1970. At the time, Mr. Gaehler was residing in Cupertino, Califorriia. Effective October 26, 1970, Mr. Gaehler received a term appointient to a manpower shortage position with the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW), in Sacramento, California. Pursuant to his appointment to the manpower shortage position, he was issued Travel Order No. PHS 374897, dated October 23, 1970, authorizing travel and transportation expenses for himself and his wife and also authorization for transportation of household effects from Cupertino to Sacramento. Subsequently, he transferred from HEW to his current position with the Army, effective September 19, 1971. Pursuant to the latter transfer, Mr. Gaehler was reimbursed for proper expenses, including lease-breaking expense incurred by him at his former duty station in Sacramento. Mr. Gaehler now claims reimbursement for the expenses incurred in the sale of his residence at Cupertino on January 21, 1971. He first submitted his claim to the Army incident to his transfer from HEW to Army, and it was denied on the basis that the residence sold was not his residence when he was first officially notified of his transfer to the Army, as required by Office of Management and Budget PUB IAI. DL C0LN'O Comp.

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