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B-213855 1 (1984-05-31)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadlss0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE OOMPTrOLLEN SUNENAL OIDCIION OP THE UNITO STATUS WASHINGTON. O.0. 20848 Mits- B-213855 OATE: May 31, 1984 MATTER OF: William F. Krone - Reimbursement of Travel and Transportation Expenses - Transferred Employee OIGEST: Forest Service employee in Alaska, who was entitled to travel and transportation costs to home of record as a result of completion of service agreement, trans- ferred to the Department of the Treasury in Long Beach, California. Employee is entitled to reimbursement by the Forest Service for the costs of travel and transportation expenses to new station since he relocated before effective date of Treasury appointment. Reimbursement should be made to the extent that it does not exceed constructive costs of travel and transportation to home of record. This decision is in response to a request from an Authorized Certifying Officer of the Department of Agriculture. The request concerns the entitlement of Mr. William F. Krone, a former employee of the Forest Service, to be reimbursed for certain travel and reloca- tion expenses, and for Agriculture to pay these costs involved in his permanent change-of-station transfer. For the regsons stated below, we hold that he is entitled to reimbursement of such expenses, not to exceed the con- structive cost of travel and transportation expenses to his place of actual residence, and that these costs should be paid by the Department of Agriculture. FACTS Mr. Krone was hired by the Forest Service, Depart- ment of Agriculture in October 1980 for a tour of duty in Alaska. At that time, the Forest Service paid Mr. Krone all of the allowable expenses due a new hire to an offi- cial duty station outside the conterminous United States. When Mr. Krone was hired he signed an agreement to remain in Government service for 24 months before he and his family would be entitled to return transportation to his 0 ,-c) ( ?cV3 5 -3

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