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B-203186 1 (1981-12-29)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadjyx0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 'I' DECISION THlE CCMPTRLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITI U3 BTATEE WASHINGTON, D, O t 901541 FILt. B f-203186 DATE: December 29, MATTER C DIGEST; iF; Lula F. Foneo - Request for Waiver of Indebtedness Reemployed annuitant requests waiver of overpayments of pay where agency listed her annuity as Y,,,024 per annum instead of ql,024 per month, Waiver Is granted since employee informed her Personnel Office anM Payroll Office Liaison of the overpayment and she was assured that the payments were correc(q, Mrs. Lula F, Fones, a veemployed annuitant, appeals the denial by our Claims Group of her request for waiver of a claim against her by the United States for recovery of ql1,21055 in erroneous salary payments. The waiver may be granted for the following reasons. Mrs. Fones was Lteceiving an annuity from the Civil Service Commission, and was appointed by the Dep~rtment of Labor to a position as a Workers Compensation Claims Examiner, GS-13, step 5, on May 12, 19759 The Notification of Personnel Action, DL Form 50, appointing Mrs. Fones correctly stated that she was a reemployed annuitant, and that her appointment was only temporary. However, her annuity was listed on the DL form 50 as 1,024 per annum instead of 1,024 per month. As a result, her salary was reduced by her monthly annuity rate instead of her annual rate, and she was over- paid in the-gross amount of $ll,210.55 for the period from May 12, 1975, through August 13, 1977. Mrs. Fones states that she was aware that her salary would have to be reduced by the amount of her annuity. She also statos that the amount of her first check was more than she had expected, and that she made inquiries with the U.8@ Department of Labor Personnel Office. The Personnel Office informed Mrs. Fones that the amount of her check was correct, but suggested that she contact the Payroll Office. She went to the Payroll office where her file was pulled and she was assured that her proper annuity was being deducted and that the amount of pay she was receiving was oorrect. Mrs. Fones says that consid- ering these respons.es she was convinced that she was not being overpaid and accepted her checks in good faith. 4#.-,* - - . .6 r q 1981 . 17 0

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