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B-183998 1 (1976-01-26)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaddsd0001 and id is 1 raw text is: ( FILE: MATTER OF: DIGEST: 01,.F RC THE COMPTRCL A.ER GLNERAL OF THE UNITEDSTATES WASHINGTON, D.C. 20546 JAN 2 6 1976 B183998 DATE: Herbert L. Woods - Claim for Per Diem 1. Agency for International Development .44 '& (AID) employee and dependents autho- rized travel from Manila, Philippine Islands, to Washington, D. C., may not receive 1 day's per diem for rest stop en route even though travel exceeds 24 hours since section 132.4 of AID Manual Order No. 560. 2 precludes rest stop if travel is by an indirect route. 2. Agency for International Development (AID) employee who traveled to Washington, D. C., for separation and was subsequently transferred to Washington in lieu of separation may receive per diem for temporary duty from time of arrival in Washington until official notice of transfer is received. See AID Manual Order No. 560.2, section 156.6-2. This action is in response to a request by Mr. Herbert L. Woods, an employee of the Agency for International Development (AID), for reconsideration of that part of our Transportation and Claims Division's (now Claims Division) settlement which disallowed 1 day's per diem for a stopover en route from Manila, Philippine Islands, to Washington, D. C., incident to a transfer of station and per diem from June 15 to July 26, 1970, while performing temporary duty in Washington, D. C. The record shows that Mr. Woods was issued Travel Authorization No. AID-MA-70-612, dated May 27, 1970, which authorized direct travel, economy class, for the employee and six dependents from Manila to Washington, D. C., for the purpose of separation. An amendment dated May 28, 1970, authorized temporary duty for consultation in Washington. An amendment dated June 30, 1970, changed the purpose of travel from separation to leave and transfer with Washington, D. C., as the new duty station. 'I DECISION

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