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B-182180 1 (1982-01-06)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadjzr0001 and id is 1 raw text is: iIi COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON DC. SS October 26, 1982 In Reply Refer to: B-182180(BRP) The Honorable Alan Cranston United States Senate Dear Senator Cranston: ,,We efe~r -o6,7your letter.oflzSeptember,15, 1962, in which-you reguestthat this Off ie consider a communi- catlon adressedlto the Comptroler'General 6f. the Uni td Statesiibyaj.ir. Ji'mL. Hudsdn, a' former Case Managerat tle.Federal4-Correctional tInstitition, Bureau of Prisons, Terminal Island, California, concerning his claim for comp ensltion for 3,443.-75 hours of overtime work allegedly perform6d by him dutring the'period 1958 until 1973. You ask that we review his concerns and advise your office of. the status of his claim. Mr. Hudson des. no !e_ tim compensatio-n end wi is OfficeVat the -resent time,; Th -'±suesjrsented b~y r;AIu&son r n subjecto f our ded'slon4Jim* L. i,4iidson, tB-182180', January-6, 1982, enclosed. Wearealso enclosi ng copies :of theidecisionstof thisOff'ce c iegd in Hudson. We have- caref llyi.ti ed the'comniifn from---- Mr. Hudson' arid are-unable 'to., fnd any iss which were not fully. considered.,nrendering our decision in his case.; ,Out decision 'was bas'd upon all 6f the evidence presented by Mr. fldson,as 1well as theBureau of Prisons. As we stated in Huds n, tat ..ge 7, our review is restricted to the written rec6rd and further that the claimant has the burden to establish the elements of his claim and the liability of the Unitd States. Inour dei6i'sion 6f*fna6 ~8 In Ygeanu ary-6, 982, we concluded that the Warden 'of Terinal Island w'asor should hive been 'aware that Mr. Hudson tjas pefoirmng overtime work and that a tacit expectation existed bn his part that such work would be accomplished. However, the written record does not show that the Warden ordered or approved or actively induced Mr. Hudson to perform overtime work in order to effectively ccmplete his work assignments. We may not, in derogation of our statutory duties,

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