Decisions of the Comptroller General of the United StatesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1992 - Finance, Public Contains a selection of major decisions of the GAO. A digest of all decisions has been issued since Oct. 1989 as: United States. General Accounting Office. Digests of decisions of the Comptroller General of the United States. Before Oct. 1989, digests of unpublished decisions were issued with various titles. |
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... duty point to allow a reasona- ble rest period before reporting for duty . In the exercise of its sound discretion an agency may allow an additional rest period at destination when an employee is scheduled to arrive too late at night to ...
... duty point to allow a reasona- ble rest period before reporting for duty . In the exercise of its sound discretion an agency may allow an additional rest period at destination when an employee is scheduled to arrive too late at night to ...
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... duty . The second situation involves travel by Mr. Warner J. Rhodes , who is also an FAA employee stationed in Anchorage . He was authorized temporary duty travel to Washington , D.C. , to attend a meeting which was to begin on the ...
... duty . The second situation involves travel by Mr. Warner J. Rhodes , who is also an FAA employee stationed in Anchorage . He was authorized temporary duty travel to Washington , D.C. , to attend a meeting which was to begin on the ...
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... duty location are stated in section 301-7.11 ( a ) of the FTR , as follows : ( a ) When travel is direct between ... duty point with sufficient time to allow a reasonable rest period before reporting for duty . The agency paid the ...
... duty location are stated in section 301-7.11 ( a ) of the FTR , as follows : ( a ) When travel is direct between ... duty point with sufficient time to allow a reasonable rest period before reporting for duty . The agency paid the ...
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... duty . We have said that em- ployees are not expected to travel during normal periods of rest . 54 Comp . Gen. 1059 , 1061 ( 1975 ) . We also agree that , if the employees in this case had left early in the morning of the day before ...
... duty . We have said that em- ployees are not expected to travel during normal periods of rest . 54 Comp . Gen. 1059 , 1061 ( 1975 ) . We also agree that , if the employees in this case had left early in the morning of the day before ...
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... duty to either : mitigate the conflict , or do not consider the conflicted contractor et for award.5 30 AT -Cor FO tra D 10 it 12 th a AID explains that the FAR admonition should not apply here because the " ma- terial passed through ...
... duty to either : mitigate the conflict , or do not consider the conflicted contractor et for award.5 30 AT -Cor FO tra D 10 it 12 th a AID explains that the FAR admonition should not apply here because the " ma- terial passed through ...
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