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B-203926 1 (1981-09-22)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadjtk0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECISION FILE: B-203926 MATTER OF: D P OIGE~ i: THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 DATE: September 22, 1981 ennis F. Morgan - Retroactive Temporary romotion I Employee of the Department of the Navy, WG-7, claims retroactive temporary promotion for having performed WG-8 duties. Under Turner- Caldwell decisions, employee must establish that he performed full range of duties of a higher level position before he is eligible for a retroactive promotion and backpay. Since employee claims to have performed only some higher-grade duties, claim is denied. See Francis W. McConnell, B-193975, October 3, 1979. By a letter dated May 29, 1981, Mr. Dennis F. Morgan, through his attorney, Lppealed the action of our Claims Grouphin Settlement Certificate No. Z-2821166, issued Octobe5r 2, 1980. That action iisallowed his claim for a retroactive temporary promotion and backpay from Motor Vehicle Operator, WG-7, to the WG-8 level fgom October 1974 until July 1979. For the reasons stated herein we affirmed the action of the Claims Group. Mr. Morgan is an employee of the Department of the Navy who works at the Navy Public Works Center, Norfolk, Virginia. In a memorandum dated September 24, 1979, L.Mr. Morgan and other employees requested backpay from) October 1974 until July 1979,12for having driven the truck part of a crane for the previous 5-1/2 years -- a duty they contended should be compensated at the WG-8 level, not WG-7. He was informed in November 1979 that driving the truck part of a crane was work properly classified at the WG-7 level. On February 11, 1980, through his attorney, Mr. Morgan -filed a claim with the Civilian Personnel Office at the Navy Public Works Center and with the General Accounting Office. His claim was disallowed by our Claims Group on the basis of information furnished by the Department of the Navy indicating that Mr. Morgan did not perform the duties of a WG-8 position. In support of his appeal Mr. Morgan has supplied a statement signed by his former supervisor,,John N. Cradle, on February 14, 1978, which stated that Mr. Morgan and others performed the du-ies 11IY73

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