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COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNIT ATES
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548
In Reply
Refer to: B-201039 (MRV)
March 16, 1981
Mr. Arch S. Ramsey
Acting Director
U.S. Office of Personnel ,
Management
Washington, D.C. 20415
Dear Mr. Ramsey:
This is in response to the letter from your
office dated Octob 21, 1980, requesting our review
of your study and/roposed regulations concerning
tite phrase regularly scheduled ]
We have reviewed this information and have met
informally with a member of your staff, Mr. Dwight
Brown. It is our understanding that under the pro-
posed regulations an agency would be required to
schedule employees to perform all recognized overtime
work. Any overtime performed outside of that schedule
would be considered irregular or occasional. On the
other hand, where the agency fails to schedule its
employees in a manner that realistically reflects the
agency's actual work requIrements, this failure to
schedule will constitute a violation of regulations
warranting payment of premium pay for regularly
scheduled nightwork or overtime.
While we recognize that these proposed regulations
will modify a body of case law established by prior
decisions of our Office, we have no objection to this
proposal.
We trust that this is responsive to your inquiry.
Sincerely yours,
Acting Comptroller G neral
of the United States
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