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B-202053 1 (1982-03-23)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadkec0001 and id is 1 raw text is: I' ~ I 'I 'I 2' I' 1, . : IIECIGION ... . ..... ont -9 M THIv I TUDa TATES WAESHINCITONo 0, 0, 2So40 11-202053 DATE; March 23, 1982 MATTER OF: Department of overseas for the Army two married Shipment of vehicles employees DIGCEST: H!usband and Wife who are both transfered to overseas duty stations in same approxi- mate area may be authorized shipment of two vehicles under certain conditions, Each employee must Sign transportation agreement, although the agreement of the employee who is only shipping a'vehicle and claiming other relocation expenses as dependent'of spouse should be limited. The issues in this case are (1) whether thpre. I an entitlement for twol married employees to ship two pri- vately ovned vehicles when both employees are transforred to overseas duty stations in the same approximate area, and (2) whether each employee should sign a transportation agreement. We hold that under certain circumstances each employee may ship a vehicle overseas and each employee should be required to sign a transportation agreement, This decision is in response to a request from J. A. Doyle, Assistant Socretary of the Navy for Manpower, Reserve Affairs and Logistics, which has been forwarded through the Per Diem, Travel and Transportation Allowance Committee, PDTATAC Control No. 80-33. The requet' states', that the Department of, the.Army has several husband/wife teams employed as Quality Assurance Specialisbs with each employee subject to mandatory trans- fers. It is Army policy to assign husband/wife team members to different locations in the same overseas area.When pos- sible, to preclude conflicL with nepotism regulations. As to the entitlement of each employee to ship a privately owned, vehicleb overseas, the request points. out that Volume II o01 the Joint Travel:,'egulations (2 JTU), para. C 4000-2, limlcs entitlement i-icident to a transfer when two married employees are both transferred to duty stations in the same approximate area. PlE:,.f

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