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B-191012 1 (1978-05-17)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadgae0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE COMPThOLLER ONERNAL $6 DECI1l3N .F .u THEu ltITRO D TAY ' WASHINGTON, D.C. EC8S FILE: -191012 DATE: Ihy 1T, I2ry8 MATTER OF: Fred Gutierrez - Transportation Agreement DIGEST: Employee of Government contractor on Guam, who was suLaequently hired by Navy, is entitled to a transportation agreement. Navy granted him nonforeign post differential on basis of examples of eligible classes in Federal Peraonnel Manual which include virtually sane clarses eligible for issuance of a trans- portation iqreement in Volume 2 of Joint Trsvel Regulations. By a lettet dated December .8, 1977, Mr. Louis T. Shook of the U.S. Naval Station, Guam, K.!., requested a decision on the entitlement of Mr. Fred Gutie:rez to a transportation agreement in connection with his enployment by the Naval Shore Electronics Engineering Aztivity (NAVSEEACT) on Guam. lhe record shows that in 1973 Mr. Guilerrez was sent -to Guam as an employee of the Bunker-Rame Corporation, a Government contractor. He was subsequently hired by NAVSEEACT as a local hire on February 4, 1974, as an Electronics Engineer. Later Mr. Gutierrez requested a transportation agireement anC nonforeign post differential. Him request was deided. Howevery con appeal the Civilian Perconnel Office (CPO), Department of the Navy, Washington, D.C., determined that Mr. Gutierrez was entitled to a nonforei n post differential. At the same time CPO directed that NkVSEEACT request a decision from the General Accounting Office with regard to Mr. Gutierrez' right to a transportation agreement. Mr. Gutierrez' entitlement to a transportation agreement in governed by paragraph C4002-3 of volume 2, Joint Travel Regulations (JTP) which states in part as follows: u3. OVERSEAS LOCAL HIRES 8a. General. Overseas local commanders in foreign areas will negotiate an initial agreement with a locally hired employee if the conditions in subpar. b are met. Local commanders in nonforeign areas will negotiate i

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