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B-193442 1 (1979-07-02)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadhjf0001 and id is 1 raw text is: I DECISON FILE: B-1934 A THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL I. e ). 0' THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20548 U. 42 DATE: July 2, 1979 MATTER OF: Donald E. Ryder - Transfer While on Home Leave Interior employee who satisfactorily coriplted an overseas tour' of duty returned to the United States for home leave. He arranged frdnsfer to AID while on home leave, effective on termination of leave. The salary charge to the Interior appropriation for the period ofrhome leave was proper since the employee earned it as an Interior employee and it agreed to the effective date of the transfer. ,, By.letter dated November 3, 1978, the Deputy Assistant Secretary - Policy, Budget and Administration, Department of theInterior, requested our decision as to which agency's appro- priation is to be charged with the salary of an employee on home leave when the employee decidus 'to transfer to another agency effe cive at the completion of his home leave. The Deputy Assistant Secretary reports the factual situation as follows: . Donald E.td e', a. S-13 supertisbry a3itor, was edployed by the Office' of, the U. S. Government Comptroller for Guam/TTPI/NMI, D epartment of'che Interior. Upon completion of his-two year agreement for overseas duty at Guam on December 1, 1977, he became eligible fdr home leave. He departed Guam on June 30, 1978 and after. leave-free travel time, began his home leave on July 3, 1978. %-or about July 17, 1978, the Agency for Ieitgrnatibnal DevelopmehfAD) contacted the Drpartinent of the Interior and requested that t' Ryder be dr'opped from Interior's iolls on ugust 13, 1978 so that AID could emiploy him effective August 14. Because the employee would'not be returning to work for Interior, our office requested that the transfer date be set prior to August 14. However, the AID official indicated that it is not AID policy to effect such a transfer until home leave was completed. Interior did not wish to cause a break in the DIGEST: L _

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