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B-194650 1 (1980-02-13)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadhzp0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE COIPTROLLER GENERAL DECISIOlN flJ. OF THE UNITED ST.ATES WASHINGTON. 0, C. 20548 /Z 39- FILE: 8-194650 DATE:February 13, 1980 MATTER OF: Elizabeth B. Mullis- Temporary duty and relocation expensest permanent duty station OIGEST: On November 11, 1978, an employee of the Air Force stationed at Robins Air Force Base (AFB), Georgia, married another Air Force employee who had recently transferred from Robins AFB to St. Louis, Missouri. Prior to marriage the employee signed a transfer agreement indicating that she was being transferred to St. Louis but she was initially assigned to temporary duty in St. Louis, her transfer being authorized 2 months later. In the circumstances employee is allowed transfer benefits as it seems that the transfer was intended by all concerned prior to employee's marriage and issuance of temporary duty orders. The question presented asks whether an Air Force civilian employee is entitled to temporary duty (TDY) allowances, including local transportation between her home and worksites in the St. Louis area, and what effect her move into an established home would have on her entitlement to miscellaneous expense incident to her relocation,-in the circumstances related. Lieutenant Colonel C. G. Nieman, USAF, Chief, Accounting and Finance, Headcuarters Warner Robins Air Logistics Center (AFLC)., Robins Air Force Base (AFB), Georgia, has asked for our decision in the matter. His request was forwarded here by the Per Diem, Travel and Transportation Allowance Committee (Control No. 79-10). The employee concerned, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Mullis (formerly Mary E. Berryhill) performed temporary duty in the St. Louis, Missouri area pending her permanent change of station to that area from Robins AFB, Georgia. This assignment was initiated by orders dated Novem- ber 8, 1978, as amended by orders of November 27, with the stated purpose of assisting with certain processing until the permanent change of station of permanently assigned personnel. 9r,6S'7 I

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