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 Before Oct. 1989, digests of unpublished decisions were issued with various titles.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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Page 96
... a prudent manager should not transfer personnel to different functions to match the peaks and valleys of the work effort . Page 96 di We have no basis to conclude that the Navy's. ( 72 Comp . Gen. ) ( 72 Comp . Gen. ) Page.
... a prudent manager should not transfer personnel to different functions to match the peaks and valleys of the work effort . Page 96 di We have no basis to conclude that the Navy's. ( 72 Comp . Gen. ) ( 72 Comp . Gen. ) Page.
Page 99
... transfer workers from other functions to take care of work surges , that too should be reflected in an offeror's staffing plan and evaluated as a rationale supporting the numbers proposed in that plan . We also disagree that the agency ...
... transfer workers from other functions to take care of work surges , that too should be reflected in an offeror's staffing plan and evaluated as a rationale supporting the numbers proposed in that plan . We also disagree that the agency ...
Page 111
... transfer prior to his subsequent transfer for his own convenience , he is not entitled to have his goods shipped subsequent to the second transfer because such a transfer for the employee's convenience terminates that entitlement ...
... transfer prior to his subsequent transfer for his own convenience , he is not entitled to have his goods shipped subsequent to the second transfer because such a transfer for the employee's convenience terminates that entitlement ...
Page 112
... transfer to Ot- tumwa . During his 5 months of service in Ottumwa , Dr. Reschley stayed in temporary quarters , leaving his household goods in storage in Medford , where they remain . Dr. Reschley indicates that in early February 1992 ...
... transfer to Ot- tumwa . During his 5 months of service in Ottumwa , Dr. Reschley stayed in temporary quarters , leaving his household goods in storage in Medford , where they remain . Dr. Reschley indicates that in early February 1992 ...
Page 113
... transfer . Subsection ( h ) , however , expressly pro- hibits such payments when the transfer " is made primarily for the convenience or benefit of the employee . " Since FSIS characterized Dr. Reschley's March 1992 transfer from ...
... transfer . Subsection ( h ) , however , expressly pro- hibits such payments when the transfer " is made primarily for the convenience or benefit of the employee . " Since FSIS characterized Dr. Reschley's March 1992 transfer from ...
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