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B-199129 1 (1981-03-05)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadjej0001 and id is 1 raw text is: \. THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECISION OF THE UNITED STATES W AS H ING TON . .C. 205469 FILE: B-199129 DATE: March 5, 1981 MATTER OF: Dewayne E. Ehret - P§ento '-fNight Dif- ferential DIGEST: 1. Employee of FCC performed nightwork J Iin connection with temporary duty assignments every month or so. In the absence of established tour in- cluding nightwork, employee may be paid__night differential under 5 U.S.C. § 5545(a) if it is considered reg- ularly scheduled. That it was per- formed during temporary duty or on overtime does not affect the employee's entitlement to night differential. 2. Employee's claim for night differen- tial is based upon approximate schedule since no records were kept by super- visor or employee. Supporting evidence such as schedules, time and attendance reports, personal diaries, etc. are acceptable evidence. However, where direct verification of hours worked may be obtained through other official records, those records should be ex- amined before the claim may be paid. This action is in response to a request from Wayne B. Leshe, Chief Accountant and an authorized' certifying officer with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), for decision concerning the claim of Mr. Dewayne E. Ehret for additional compensation for 118 hours of night differential pay in connection with certain enforcement monitoring activities he per- formed during periods of temporary duty7\ Mr. Ehret's claim arises in connection with his performance of duties as an engineering technician assigned to the Detroit, Michigan, Special Enforce- ment Facility. The Field Operations Bureau of the FCC maintains five offices known as Special En- forcement Facilities (SEF) throughout the United *States. The Special Enforcement Facilities each

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