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B-210859 1 (1984-04-19)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadlqq0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 28oZ8 TH COMPTROLLER G8NmERAL DEC181ON OP THU UNmITEo mTATUEIII WASHINGTON. 0. C. 20548 FILE: 8-210859 DATE: April 19, 1984 MATTER OF: Louis J. Derdevanis - Entitlement to lerit Pay Increase DIGEST: An employee's position under the General Schedule was to be converted to Merit Pay in October 1981. However, in September 1981, his position was removed froa those to be converted to Merit Pay. This occurred after the employee's rat- ing period had concluded resulting in a rating of highly successful which would have qualified hin Cor a merit pay increase. Since the employee's position was not cf)rverted to merit pay and he was not under merit pay when the merit pay increases were awarded in October 1981, the agency denie hii ,erit pay increase. We hold that the employee is not entitled to the merit pay increase since his position was iot converted to ,ilerit pay and he was not under the merit )ay program when the increases were ,iwaired as required by applicable regu- lations. ISSUE The issue in this decision is the entitlement of an employee to a merit pay increase to be awarded after his position was removed from those to be converted to i lerit pay. The employee had been rated for merit pay purposes for the entire applicable ratLing period of 11 months, outl he was not under the merit pay program at the til.ue Tie- e increases were awarded. For the following reasons, we hold that the employee is not enti-ttled to the merit pay increase for the period in question. 3ACKGROUND This decision is in response to the appeal by Mr. Louis J. Derdevanis from our Claims Group settlement, Z-2846629, dated February 1, 1983, denying his claim for a merit pay increase. o2~(.2q

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