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B-156407 1 (1976-07-14)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadcww0001 and id is 1 raw text is: MATIEI =H DIGEST: lo- THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITELI STATES WASHINGTON. D. C. 20540 17 DATE: JUL 14 1976 DECISION FILE;- B-15640 : W. S. Brandenburg. Herbert C. Johnson 9 C and William E. Thompson - Overtime compensation 1. Claims of civilian guards for overtime compensa- tion denied prior to Baylor v. United States, 198 Ct. C1. 331 (1972) on basis that any early reporting was offset by paid lunch period are again denied on same basis. 2. Claims of civilian guards who request reconsidera- tion of their claims for overtime compensation denied prior to Baylor decision. which only pre- sent issue of whether overtime was properly authorized, will be forwarded to employing agency for determination in light of Baylor standards. Agency should pay or deny such caims, only referring doubtful claims to Comptroller General. 3. Claims of civilian guards who reouest reconsideration of their claims for overtime compensation denied prior to Baylor decision, which present issue previously resolved agains claimant, cther than issue of proper authorization, should be initially handled in accordance with procedures generally applicable to requests for reconsideration. 4. Claims of civilian guards for overtime compensation presented for first time pursuant to decision in Baylor and for periods prior to effective date of Fair Labor Standards Amendments of 1974 should be forwarded to employing agency for payment or denial of claim in accordance with law as established in Baylor' Only claims considered doubtful or reclaims sh ould be forwareded to Comptroller General for decision. 5. Employee, cook at Chanute Air Force Base, claimed overtime for early reporting and delayed leaving. Claim is disallowed since record indicates that, although he was recuired to wear ce ss; White uniforms, there was no requirement for early reporting or leaving and he had the option to wear uniform to and from work. If O6/29~2

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