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B-188284 1 (1978-03-07)

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MATT:R OF: William D. Norsworthy - Restoration
               of Forfetted Annual Leave


DIGEST:


IRS employee on AugUst 26, 1975, sub-
mitted a Standard Form 71 application
Tor annual leave which was denied by
his supervisor due to an exigency of
public business.  Employee rot feited
152 hours of annual leave at close of
1975 leave year.  Leave may be restored
under 5 U.S.C. 6304(d)(1)(A) (Supp. III,
1973) because the employee timely re-
quested the leave and the agency failed
to approve and schedule the leave or
present case to proper official for
deterednation of a publicexigency.  This
administra ive error caused the loss of
leave whic-i, but for the error, could
have been restored .inder 6304(d)(1)(B),
as caused by exigencies of public.business.


     This responds to a request by the Director, Personnel Division,
Internal Revenue Service (IRS), for an advance decision as to whether
IRS may restore 152 hours of annual leave forfeited by Mr. William D.
oraworthy,  an IRS employee, at the end of the 1975 leave year.

     Mr. Norsworthy, Special Agent, Intelligence Division, Chicago
District, was assigned to a high priority investigation throughout
the 1915 leave year.  On August 26, 1975. he submitted a Standard
Form 71 (Application for Leave) requesting annual leave from
September 2, 1975, through September 26, 1975, a period encompassing
152 hOurs.  '!is request was denied by his group manager due to an
exigency of thea public service, namely, the need ror timely com-
pletion of Mr. Iorsworthy's Lnvestigation. An oral agreement was
reached with his group manager that Mr. Norsworthy could take his
leave upon completion of the investigation, which was expected to be
in mid-October.  However, the investigation was not, completed until
December 6, 1975, at which time Mr. Norsworthy orally requested leave
for the remainder of December, a period encompassing only 136 hours.


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