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B-205352 1 (1982-06-10)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadkjr0001 and id is 1 raw text is: Hag45-0 4V ,'-- \THM,'W!'I MTROLLER GEMEVRAL ILICFf2DN -. .01YHI UNITEflOTA'TEB . W ,XL3IIIN(3T2 N, .02, 20540. Ito% FILQi: B-205352 DATE: June 10, 1982 MAT'TER OF: Thomas Jo King - Reenployment from international organization-. Real estate expeisen Civilian employee of Department of Navy was separated from his pouition in San Francisco for transfer to international organization, i.e., United Nations, in Geneva, Switzerland, under 5 U.S.C. § 3581, etseq. Incident to hJ.s reem- ployment with the DepartmerL o the Navy pursuant to 5 U.O.C. 3582(b), he was transferred from San Frani.isca t ho Kittery, Maine. Employee may be reimbursed for his relocation exptnses under 5 U.S.C. §'5 5724 and 5724a aud specifically for expenses of his residence purchase in Maine. See Patrick V. Vail, 13-196294, June 1, 1981. The Navy Accounting and Finance Center, Washkngton, D.C., has appealed from that part of ouw Claims Group'n Settlement Certificato, Z-2805179, November 5, 1979, which authorized reimbursement of sertain real estate expenses incurred by Mr. Thomas J. King, a civilian employee of the Navy, incident to his transfer in 1976 from California to Maine. For the reasons set fonuh below, we hold that those real estate expenie.i may be reimbursed. Mr. King was an employee of the Naval Ship Systems Command, San Francisco, California, on January 31, 1972, at which time he transferred to a pos.tionwith the United Nations (U.N.) in Geneva, Switzerland, for a period not to exceed October 31, 1976. Prior to the completion of his scheduled term with the U.N., Mr. King sought reemployment with the Navy under. 5 0.6.0. § 3502(b) (1976). Although Mr. Kingl's pre- vious position in San Francisco was unavailable at the time of his request for reemployment, he was offered a position, which hn accepted, with the Portsmouth Naral Shipyard in Kittery, Maine. On November 5, 1979, our Claims Group decided, in p'rt, thit Mr. King q - nti.-lnr1 Ehn rnmburemrnt 4.baV.,:f' •I ' ly i Ca.l L Lr ia -t e.'g.t h' . .. .. .... , .a.....t-tio, CalJ.fornia to Maine, housclhold goods trzansportation

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