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B-184045 1 (1976-03-31)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadddi0001 and id is 1 raw text is: - - ~,- -..-,'. -~ -. - DECISION FILE: B- 184 MATTER OF: DIGEST: ~ -~THE COMPTROL-LER GENERAL F . THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON. D.C. 20548 A DATE: MAR 3 1 1976 045 Ro Tr bert G. Sellers - Home Service ansfer Allowance Appeal of former employee of the Agency for International Development (AID).for a home service transfer allowance is denied under Regulation 254. 2, Standardized Regulations, as the employee did not remain with AID for a minimum of 6 months after returning to the United States as required by the regulation. This action concerns an appeal from the settlement certificate issued on April 16, 1975, by our Transportation and Claims Division (now Claims Division) which disallowed the claim of Mr. Robert G. Sellers for payment of a home service transfer allowance. The claim arose incident to a transfer from Bangkok, Thailand, to Washington, D. C., while Mr. Sellers was an -mployee of the Agency for International Development (AID). The record shows that Mr. Sellers was transferred from Bangkok to Washington D. C., with deferred home leave, by Travel Authorization No. THA-74-249, dated March 7, 1974. Two and one-half months after his return from Thailand Mr. Sellers terminated his employment with AID to accept a position with the Veterans Administration. In connection with his transfer to Washington, D. C., Mr. Sellers signed a home service transfer agreement which states as followsi In the event I separate from A. I. D. foreign service for personal reasons not acceptable to the Agency prior to completing six months of service in the United States following home leave, I must repay the salary received during the home leave period, the home service transfer allowance (including the temporary lodging portion thereunder) granted in con- nection with my assignment, and the excess costs, if any, for travel to home leave residence rather than separation residence. Funds covering payment of annual leave to my credit will be applied to such repayment. If the amount to be repaid exceeds any funds for this annual leave credit, any other monies 0 L? SPI/

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