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B-202424 1 (1981-09-04)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadjrx0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECISION FILE: B-202424 THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON. O.C. 20548 DATE: September 4, 1981 MATTER OF: Russell E. Tudor - Supervisor's Retroactive Pay Adjustment General Schedule employee who received pay adjustment effective December 2, 1979, as supervisor of prevailing rate employee with higher pay may not be granted retroactive pay prior to that date. Entitlement to pay adjustment was within discretion of agency since prior agency policy on pay adjustments was suspended during period of claim here and there was no abuse of discretion which warrants retroactive compensation. / This is in response to an appeal by Russell E. Tudor of our Claims Group Settlement No. Z-2824069, dated November 21, 1980, denying his claim for a retroactive pay adjustment as a supervisor of wage board employees. The record shows that on January 12, 1979, Russell Tudor was promoted to a position of Supervisory Production Manager, grade GS-12, step 1, in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Department of the Treasury. Part of his duties involved supervising a wage board employee whose rate of pay exceeded his own salary. On February 6, 1979, Mr. Tudor's supervisor initiated a personnel action to adjust Mr. Tudor's salary based on the subordinate employee's prevailing rate. The supervisor was telephoni- cally notified by the Office of Industrial Relations that its practice of effecting such pay adjustments had been temporarily suspended pending the outcome of the Treasury Department's review of the appropriateness of the Bureau's practice in granting such adjustments. In November 1979, the Treasury Department deter- mined that Mr. Tudor's position did meet the Federal Personnel Manual criteria necessary to warrant an upward adjustment of his pay. A personnel action was subsequently processed and Mr. Tudor's salary was adjusted effective December 2, '979, from grade GS-12, step 1, to grade GS-12, step 4. Mr. Tudor's claim is for the difference between grade GS-12, &coo DIGEST:

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