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B-185913 1 (1976-08-03)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaddji0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE C IPTROLL...:R GENERAL SOF THE UNITEM STATES VWASH IN GTO N. D.C. 20548 FILE: 119, 7 MATE ODATE: AUG U IVATTER OF: William P. Barlow -Overtime compensation DIGEST: Civilian -guard employed by Department of Air Force may not be paid overtime for duty performed during 20-minute lunch period since lunches were eaten during his normal 8-hour shift for which he has been compensated. This action concerns the request by Captain J. D. Driskill, Accounting and Finance Officer, Department of the Air Force, dated January 20, 1976,. for our decision as to the propriety of certify- ing for payment the voucher of Mr. Willia. P. Barlow for overtime compensation. Mr. Barlow claims overtime pay for duty which he performed from April 12, 1964, to December 3, 1973, as a guard during his 20-minute lunch period while on post time within his scheduled 8-hour tour of duty. The record indicates that during the period for which over- time pay is claimed, Mr. Barlow was a civilian employee of the United States Air Force Civilian Guard Force at the Davis-M1onthan Air Force Base, Arizona. The claimant was assigned to specific tours of duty which included an 8-hour on post tour and certain preshift or postshift periods of paid overtime for guard mount purposes. A 20-minute on-the-job lunch period was authorized as part of the 8-hour on post shift during the period of the claim pursuant to paragraph 7 Air' Force Regulation (AIFR) 40-523 (July 11, 1963, and November 1, 1965), paragraph 5 of A4R 40-523 (October 31, 1968), and paragraph 7 of AFR 40-610 (September 15, 1971). The cited regulations provided: ** * Where more than one 8-hour shift is in operation during a 24-hour period and an overlapping of shifts to permit time off for lunch is not feasi- ble, an on-the-job lunch period of M0 minutes or less may be authorized and included in the regularly scheduled hours of duty. Workers must spend their on-the-job lunch period time 07.l 76

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