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B-207676 1 (1982-12-21)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadkui0001 and id is 1 raw text is: UIbktttNvr THE COMPTROLLER UENEAAL OECIUICN OP THE UNITED STATES8 WAUHINITON, o0. * ,5OB4 FILE: B-207676 DATE$rDec* 21, 1982 MATTER OF: Perry L. Peterson DIGEST: Upon being advised that his agency would not waive his obligation to repay his indebtednes for home leave, employee of the International Communication Agency who had applied for an August 31, 1980 separation date deferred his retirement which resulted in akdecreaso in his monthly annuity. Foreign Service Grievance Board subsequently hold that the employee would have retired on August 31, 1980 but for the administrative error in failing to waive repayment for home leave. Under the circumstances, the date of separation -*fgr retirement may be made retroactively effective as of August 31, 1980, and the employee would be entitled to recomputation of his annuity. The Deputy Assistant Secretary for Personnel, Depart- ment of State, has requested a decision as to whether the Department may implement a determination by the Foreign Service Grievance Board (Grievance Board) that the annuity of Mr. Perry L. Peterson, a retired Foreign Service Information Officer with the International Communication Agency, be recomputed on the basis of a date earlier than that on which he actually retired. In view of the Grievance Board's findings, we hold that a retroactive retirement date may be established. The record shows that Mr. Peterson who had been stationed in New Delhi, India, was medically evacuated to Washington, D.C., in October 1979. In view of the fact that there were only a few days remaining in his tour of duty in India and since the agency had already named his successor at his post of duty in India Mr. Peterson requested that he be. allowed to take home leave without returning to New Delh. . This request for home leave was granted by the agency. In Januaty 1980, while on home leave, the employee's medital clearance to serve overaseas was suspended and he ,vas officially ttansferred to a position in Washington, D.C., Zn 'S

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