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B-194432 1 (1980-10-16)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadipz0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECISION . OF THE UNITED STATES W WASHINGTON. D.C. 20548 FILE: B-19443 MATTER- OF: DIGEST: 2 DATE: October 16, 1980 Michael J. J nson D-Restoration of annual leave Although administrative employees of FAA's Indianapolis facility were excused from reporting to duty during snowstorm emergency of January 26, 1978, operational component remained open, staffed by air traffic control personnel who stayed on duty. Since facility was not closed, the 26th was not a nonworkday for purposes of leave administration and air traffic controller absent on approved leave for that day was properly charged annual leave even though some air traffic controllers scheduled for duty during the day shift were excused without charge to leave. Gir. Michael J. Johnson requests reconsideration of the Claims Division's denial of his claim for restoration of 8 hours of annual 'leave expended on January 26, 1978.1, For t-he following re asons, we affirm the denial of the claim. r. Johnson, an air traffic control specialist, was employed by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) at the Indianapolis Air Route Traffic Control Cente Indianapolis, Indiana. On- Thursday, January 26, 1978, Mr. J n used 8 hours of previously approved annua leave.The administrative offices of the Indianapolis Center -were closed on this day due to a heavy snowstorm which had blanketed the area during the preceding 24-hour period. However, the operational portion of the facility, manned for the most part by air traffic control personnel who stayed on duty from prior shifts, remained open. The record indicates that personnel on duty contacted those assigned to the Thursday day shift and advised them not to attempt to report to work.. Upon discovering that administrative staff employees as well as some air traffic control specialists had been excused from duty without charge to leave on that day, Mr. Johnson requested that his

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