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B-207030 1 (1983-09-21)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadlig0001 and id is 1 raw text is: - ~rTHR COMPTRI2LLER GENCRAL DIECISION CIS THE UNITED STATES SWASHINGTON, 0. C. 2054r4 FILE: B-207030 DATE: Sptenber 21, l9p' MATTER OF: Robert E. Demmert - Travel and Transportation Expenses - Temporary Appointment - Alaska DIGEST: Temporary employee was offered and accepted a permanent position with the Forest Service in Alaska while serving in California. The appointment was deferred due to hiring freeze of January 1981. He was then offered a temporary position in Alaska pending lifting of freeze. He resigned his position, had a break in ser- vice from March 14 to 25, 1981, and traveled at his own expense to accept the temporary appointment. After hiring freeze was lifted., employee was again offered permanent appointment. He accepted and his temporary appointment was converted to a permanent one. Claimant, because of break in service, may be reim- bursed travel and transportation expenses as a new appointee in traveling to accept a temporary position at a post of duty outside the continental United States under 5 U.S.C. § 5722 (1976), even though travel authorization has not been issued. This decision is in response to a request by Ms. Anita R. Smith, Authorized Certifying Officer, National Finance Center, United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), for an advance decision as to whether a travel voucher in the amount of $826.84, representing travel and transportation expenses incurred by Mr. Robert E. Demmert, an employee of the Forest Service, USDA, may be certified for payment. For the reasons hereafter stated, the voucher may be certified for payment. According to the record, Mr. Demmert was originally employed as a seasonal employee, Park Technician (Interpretation), at the Death Valley Monument, Death Valley, California, by the National Park Service. He was offered, and accepted, a permanent career-conditional (Y)1/)Vj

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