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B-190926 1 (1978-08-14)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadggq0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DEC IITH CONPTROLL - NRAL WASHINGTON D.C. 20548 %I : ~s FILE: B-1 MATTER DIGSEST: )0926 X/r DATE: A'tgtot 14, 157V DF: Gerald K. Schultz - Temporary quarters - period interrupted by temporary duty travel 1. Employee, while in temporary quarters, performed official travel during 3/4's of 2 days, for which time he was paid per diem. If he chooses, lie does not have to count those 2 days as part of his 30-day entitlement to temporary quarters. He may, instead, be paid temporary quarters allowance for the 2 dais following the date on which his entitlement would otherwise have expiri d. 2. The rate of per diem ;or a member of an employee's family performing pormanent change- of-station travel, is determined on Lhe basis of the age of the family merrher at the time the travel Jq performed. 3. There is no ctitlement to the addit!onal allowance fur shipment; of household goods originating In or terminating in, cortr-in metropolitan areas, prescribed in GSA Bulletin FPhIR A-2, Supplement 67, Attac&- ment A, where the employee moves his house- hold goods himself. This responds to a letter with attachments, dated December 9, 1977, from Ms. Ruth W. Oxley, a certifying officer of the Bureau of Reclamation, Department of the Interior, requesting a decision as to the catitlement of Mr. Gerald K. Schultz, an employee of the Bureau, to certain Lelocation allowances. I Mr. Schultz was transferred from Albany, New York, to Amri3lo, Texas, in 1976. He was authorized temporary quarters subsistence allowance for 30 days incident to this transfer. He reported for duty in Aoarillo on December 23, 1976, entering temporary quarters there on December 27, 1976, at 12 a.m. lie performed official travel on a temporary duty assignment from 7 a.m., on January 19, 1977, until 2:15 p.m., on January 20, 1977. Mr. Schultz was paid per dtem for three quarters of a I 0 k 4 I I

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