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B-217080 1 (1985-06-03)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadcax0001 and id is 1 raw text is: . us, URESTRICTrED -CP THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECISION N . OP THE UNITED STATUE 0 WASHINGTON. D.C. 90549 FILE: B-217080 DATE: June 3, 1985 MATTER OF: Ann Knodle - Flexible Work Schedule - Office Closed Due to Weather Conditions OIGEST:r Agency- and union hadDegotiated-agreement- authorizing employees to use 5/4-9 flexible work schedule under 5 U.S.C. S 6122(a). Employee elected first day of pay period as extra day off or flex day under flexible schedule. When agency was closed for that entire day because of weather conditions, she claimed entitle- . ment to an additional day off in lieu of that day. Employees taking. day off or flex day under flexible schedule are in a nonpay status on those days, in contrast to employees on approved leave. Since the . employee was not in a pay status on the . day agency closed because of weather con- ditions, she has no entitlement to an additional yoff Her situation;is not b analogous to a hliday bpe are in pay & oR holiday t ni l This matter wasb mtted;'tb &S ` ,kquestifor273 i an advance decision from the Acting Director, Personnel W Division, Internal Revenue Service (IRS). It was submitted at the request of the National Treasury Employees Union z (NTEU). The question presented is whether an-employee on a flexible work schedule is entitled to an additional day off when the agency is closed because of weather conditions on a Previously scheduled day off or flex day. For the reasons set forth below, we hold that the employee has no entitle- ment to an additional day off without charge to leave or credit hours. BACKGROUND Oh 0March 4, 1983, a negotiated agreement between the' IS, Denver District, and the NTEU was signed creating- an alternate work schedule program-(AWS)' -for bargaining-' unit employees. Article 2 of the agreement makes avail- able the 5/4-9 work schedule which, within a pay period' of -7i

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