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B-195813 1 (1979-12-12)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadhuj0001 and id is 1 raw text is: This matter concerns Mr. Roy Moore, Jr.'s appeal from the disallowance of his claim by our Claims Division, for overtime compensation believed due incident to his performance of certain pre-and post-shift activities as a member of the Federal Protective Service of the General Services Administration (GSA), Region 9, Phoenix, Arizona. Specifically, Mr. Moore has claimed entitlement to overtime compensation for the period February 28, 1966,through June 1, 1968,and from September 1, 1970, through February 6, 1976,based on the amount of time daily required for changing into and out of his uniform, obtaining a weapon and assuming his duty post while serving as a Federal Protective Officer in Phoenix. He claimed the same type of overtime for the period June 1, 1968,to September 1, 1970, during which time he was serving as Federal Protective Officer in Washington, D.C. That claim was referred to GSA for separate settlement, and is not at issue here. In Settlement Certificate No. Z-2549072, dated October 12, 1977, our Claims Division disallowed Mr. Moore's claim on the basis, primarily, of GSA Region 9 regulations and prior Comptroller General decisions. The settlement also cites the absence of evidence of authorization for the overtime claimed and the de minimus nature of the time devoted to the activities in AQO~ 01LER r 7-L *THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECISION OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 FILE: B-195813 DATE: December 12, 1979 MATTER OF: Roy Moore, Jr. - Overtime Compensation DIGEST: Federal Protective Officer employed in General Services Administration, Region 9, claims overtime compensation for time spent daily, outside of his regularly scheduled workweek, changing'into and out of uniform, obtaining his weapon and assuming his duty post. Disallowance by Claims Division is sustained since 1) neither regulations nor other authority required that Region 9 officers change into and out of uniform on the employment premises and, 2) the time necessary for issuance and return of weapons and travel to and fromduty stations of less than 10 minutes per day is not compensable because it is de minimus. 14 0 1

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