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B-204630 1 (1982-07-07)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadklx0001 and id is 1 raw text is: Iflu-.J CEC!I46O FILEZ: 8,204630 TH Z CCMPTRCLLUR GENERAL O THE UNITED STATIEU WASHINGTON, 0.0,. 90545 OATEs JUL 7 tX2 MATTER OF: laniel Riddick DIGEST: Employee claims per diem and relocation expenses incurred while he was purportedly on detail at the duty station to which he was officially transferred at the end of that assignment. Since an administrative intent to transfer the employee permanently to that duty station was clearly evident at the time he began the temporary assignment, he is considered to have transferred when he initially reported for duty there. Hie is entitled to relocation expenses, including temporary quarters and subsistonce expenses for the 30-day period he resided in temporary quarters. He is not entitled to per diem. This action is in reaponae to the request of the Director of the Finance Division, General Services Ad- ministration, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for an advance decision on the entitlement of Mr. Daniel Riddick, an employee of the Federal Protective Service, to travel and relocation expenses arising from his transfer to Richmond, Virginia. In September 1980 while Mr. Riddick was permanently assigned to the Philadelphia District Office, Mr. Gerold Osgood, then the Director of the Federal Protective Ser- vice at that location, asked Mr. Riddick whether he would be willing to transfer to Richmo'nd, Virginia, to set up a sub-district office with the possibility of a promotion. When Mr. Riddick explained that he could accept the trans- fer if his wife (also a Federal employee) could be trans- ferred to Richmond, reportedly Mr. Osgood agreed to assist in securing Mrs. Riddick's transfer by contacting the agency for which she worked. Mr. Riddick also requested that he be detailed to Richmond so that he could locate permanent quarters there for his family. In response to the conditions upon which Mr. Riddick agreed to accept the transfer, Mr. Osgood authorized his travel to Richmond so ttiat he could locate permanont 9

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