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B-207446 1 (1982-11-10)

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6                DATE- November 10, 1982

  Jacquelyn D. Cruce and
  Christopher F. Perry


Two nonexempt employees of the
Department of the Interior earned
overtime for travel under the Fair
Labor Standards Act, 29 U.S.C. 201
et seq., but not under title 5,
United States Code. Agency
attempted to grant compensatory time
off in lieu of paying overtime due
to a need to conserve available
funds. Since   there is no authority
foz granLin; cmcnatory time off
L1nder the Fair Labor Standards Act
where entitlement to overtime pay
accrues solely under the Act, a need
uo conserve funds does not serve as
a basis to permit the granting of
compensatory time off in lieu of
paying the overtime compensation
due. Matter of Barnitt, 58 Comp.
Geni. 1 (T978) distlnhgished.


     An Authorized Certifying Officer, Department of
the iiterior, reqjuests a decision on the propriety of
granting~ cr: e.....to,2 time off in lieu of payin. over-
time com e'u-.tion to zwo ezp-loyees, Ms. Jacquielvn D.
Cruc~e ana     h. r-isopher F. Perry, under the p-ovi-
sions of tn; Fiir Labor Standards Act, 29 U.S.C. 201
et seq.

     Ms. Cruce and Mr. Perry are nonexem'pt employees
and both are entitled to overtime pay under the Act as
the result of having pe-for, ed official travel.
Neither employee is entitled to overtime pay under
title 5, United States Code, because the circumstarices
of their travel meet none of the criteria of 5 U.S.C.
5542 under which time in a travel status may be
compensated as overtime hours of worK.

     In order to conserve funds, each of tbeir
supervisors, with the ccncurcence of The employee in


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