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B-186095 1 (1976-04-26)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaddor0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 0ILR G1609 THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D. C. 2054a FILE: B-186095 DATE: APR 2 6 1976 MATTER OF: Anita M. Blaicher - Annual leave and leave without pay DIGEST: Where, prior to effective date of reorganization between two installations, agency buses employees during regular duty hours to perform work at in- stallation to which they will subsequently be transferred, it is within agency's administrative discretion to place employees who refuse to comply on annual leave or, in the case of employees without annual leave to their credit, on leave without pay. Claim by employee that she was. charged leave in reprisal for having earlier filed a grievance is for consideration under agency grievance procedures. By letter dated February 17, 1976, Mrs. Anita M. Blaicher, formerly an employee of the Department of the Army, appeals the determination by Transportation and Claims Division (now.Claims Division) Settlement Certificate No. Z-2594811, September 9, 1975, denying her claim for recredit of 38 hours annual leave and payment for 34 hours charged to leave without pay. Mrs. Blaicher's claim arises in connection with a transfer of function from Fort Hamilton, New York, to Fort Dix, New Jersey. The position to which Mrs. Blaicher was assigned at Fort Hamilton was scheduled to be transferred to Fort.Dix as part of a reorganization of both installations effective July 1, 1975. In fact the workload of the particular office to which Mrs. Blaicher was assigned was transferred to Fort Dix some weeks earlier. Fort Hamilton employees whose work had been transferred to Fort Dix were required to perform their duties at Fort Dix for a period prior to the effective reorganization date, and for this purpose were bused to Fort Dix during regular working hours at Government expense beginning April 25. Under the mandatory busing policy in effect through May 19, 1975, Fort Hamilton employees were required to report to buses for transportation to Fort Dix at the time they would normally have reported to work at Fort Hamilton and - were presumably returned to Fort Hamilton at the time they nor- mally would have completed their regular workdays. On May 20, 1975, the policy of transporting employees to Fort Dix was relaxed and busing thereafter was accomplished on a voluntary basis.

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