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B-205452 1 (1982-06-14)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadkju0001 and id is 1 raw text is: CECIBION FILE: B-205452 MATTER OF: DI3FoST; THI SCOMPTROI.LUR O!SNERAL OF THU UNITMO MTATPUM WASHINGTON, 01, O201548 /1for) DATE: June 14, 1982 Jimmie D, Srewer - Reconsideration - Continuation of Night Shift Differential 1, A former Air Force Watge Grade employ- e6 requests reconsideration of the Comptroller General' Decision of March 15, 1982, which denied his claim for night d.fferential on the gronds that he had not presented evidence that his assigiment from the swing shift to the day shift was temporary for purposes of con- tinuing entitl.mte4nt to n.ght dif- ferential, Clihimant' s submission of injury report which contains supervisor's notatIon that he was on loan is not of sufficient proba- tive value to permit payment of claim. 2. Claimant's allegation that Air Force Regulation was violated because he was assigned to position which had duties exceeding limitations placed on his physical activity provides no basis for payment since claimant has not shown that the action, even if found to be improper, resulted in withdrawal or denial of pay. Mr. Jimmie De Brewer has requested our decision B-205452 of March 15, 1982, his cJlaim for night shift differential. that we reconsider by which we denied Mr. Brewer, a former Wage Grade employee at Tinler Air Force Base in Oklahoma, bases his claim on Federal Person- nel Manual (PPM) Supplement 532-1, Subchapter 58-4c(3), which provides that a Wage Grade employee regularly assigned to a night shift who is temporarily assigned to the day shift is entitled to have his night shift differential con- tinue during that temporary period. Mr. Brewer claims that until April 5, 1975, he had been regularly assigned to the swing shift in his position of aircraft jet engine as- sembler, Wage Grade 9, but that on April 6, 1975, he was loaned to the day shift. The Air Force takes the position 0 0

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