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B-202023 1 (1981-12-04)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadjxf0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 'M&C3MPVICLLER GENWEALt DECISION D F T H B U N ITS 0 8TT3- WASHINGTON, D.C0. 90540 FILE B-202023 DATE$ December 4, 1981 MATTER OF. Lieutenant Colonel Robert and Mrs. Sara Karrer DIGEST; 1. A civilian employeedof the Deprrtment of the Army is entitled to an allowance or the shipment of household yoods incidvint 'o a change in her permanent station even though her husband, a member of a uniformed service had shipped other household goods in connection with his permanent change3 of station at an earlier date. 2. Civilian employees of the Government who have permanent changes of station are entitled to allowances for the shipment of household goods If they are married to a member of the uniformed services alig, making a permanent change of station ard they maintain a joint residence at both the new and old stations so long as pay- met is not made by the civilian agency and the military department for shipment of the same household goods. 3. When civilian employee and a member of the uniformed services, married to each other, both have permanent chahges o? station, the employee is entitled to an allowance for the shipment of household goods authorized for an employee with an immedtate family even though the member ships his household goods. The questions to b6 resolved involve the entitlement of a civilian employee of the Army Lo an allowance for the shipment of household goods incident to a permanent change of station when her husband, a member of the uniformed services, also received a permanent change of station to the same location at an earlier date and shipped household goods in connection with that change. The specific question is what is the maximum weight allowance authorized the civilian emplcyee. A question Is also asked concerning when shipment of household goods by a civilian employee and a military member maintaining joint residences at both the old and new stations would be considered duplicative payments. .'r.-vn~Yr~ ' - t ~ '. '~ - tmfl*tflS~we.yey~~. pvew..1; rwcw ~r-.m*r%. I -'~ .'.pI i - . .

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