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B-182608 1 (1976-02-19)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaddgd0001 and id is 1 raw text is: A-. -Id. B-182608 DATE: FEB 19 1976 (109 . MATTER OF: DIGEST: Robert T. Good - Restoration of annual leave 1. United States Park Police are subject to the Annual and Sick Leave Act of 1951, as amended, and accrue annual and sick leave while in a pay status. When a Park Police officer is absent from duty due to an injury or illness resulting from the performance of duty and is not charged for that absence pursuant to section 5 of Public L!w 88-471, he remains in a pay status during such absence and continues to accrue annual and sick leave. 2. United States Park Policeman who was injured in the performance of duty and thereafter absent from duty for nearly 1 year without charge to leave pursuant to section 5 of Public Law 084 71 forfeited 204 hours of annual leave. The forfeited leave may be restored to his account in view of 5 U. S. C. 5 6304(d)(1)(C) and since, in cases of prolonged illness preceding the end of a leave year, the employee may be presumed to have requested proper scheduling of annual leave otherwise subject to forfeiture. The Associate Director for Administration, National P: rk Service, United States Department of the Interior, requested an opinion concer-ning section 5 of Public Law 88-471, August 21, 1964, 78 Stat. 582, and its relation to the rcouest of TIr. Robert T. Good, a retired United States Pi;.rk Policeman, for restoration of 204 hours of annual leave forfeited at the end of the 1973 leave year. The Associate Director states that Mr. Good was injured on September 8, 1972, while in the performance of his official duties. He returned to duty in a light-duty status for a few days during 1973, but commencing on February 20, 1073, was placed in what the Park Service describes as a continuous administrative sick leave status until his retirement for disability on January 31, 1974. Mr. Good did not schedule annual leave to be taken during the nearly 1-year period that he was on adininistrative sick leave. As a result he THE cr ~E'IEh31'l - 5 aA OF THE UNITEI isTAT WASHINGTON. D. C. 20548 FILE: 44

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