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B-231927 1 (1989-02-03)

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The Comptroller General
of the United States
w/mahiagn D.C. 20648
Decision


      o   Yukio Fujikawa - Request for Additional
Mattero   Compensation - Reemployment Rights

File:     B-231927

Date:     February 3, 1989


DIGEST

An employee, who exercised his reemployment rights under
10 U.S.C. S 1586 (1982), accepted a demotion and returned
from overseas to his prior position in Hawaii. He is not
entitled to additional compensation on the basis that the
agency erroneously set his pay upon his return since he was
qranted saved pay under applicable statute and regulations
and since this was the greater benefit available to him at
that time.


DECISION

Mr. Yukio Fujikawa, a former employee of the Department
of the Navy, has appealed our Claims Group settlement,
Z-2865541, May 20, 1988, which denied his claim for
additional compensation. Mr. Fujikawa alleges that his
salary was erroneously set by the Navy upon his return from
an overseas assignment in 1974.1/   For the reasons that
follow, we affirm our Claims Group's determination.

BACKGROUND

Mr. Fujikawa was employed by the Navy at the Pearl Harbor
Naval Shipyard in Hawaii in 1966 as an engineer, grade
GS-ll, step 7, where he received a special rate of pay
established for engineers under the provisions of 5 U.S.C.
S 5303 (1970).

In July 1966, Mr. Fujikawa transferred to a position in
Yokohama, Japan. Under the pxovisions of Public Law 86-585,
74 Stat. 325, July 5, 1960, 10 U.S.C. S 1586 (1982), a


1/ That portion of Mr. Fujikawa's claim which accrued prior
to December 29, 1981, is barred by the statutory limitation
in 31 U.S.C. S 3702(b)(1) (1982).





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