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EOP Personnel Practices

GGD-94-16R Published: Oct 08, 1993. Publicly Released: Oct 08, 1993.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO responded to questions on the Executive Office of the President's (EOP) retroactive appointments and pay actions. GAO found that: (1) some EOP personnel files contained memoranda for establishing individual pay rates or requesting adjustments to individual salaries; (2) there were no approved time and attendance records for those employees that received backpay; (3) the four employees that received dual pay refunded the monies to the transition fund; (4) the White House fined those officials that failed to file financial disclosure reports; (5) EOP processed 58 percent of its new appointments during the first two pay periods of the new administration; and (6) retroactive payroll certifications were necessary because there was no other evidence of supervisory approval for hours worked.

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BackpayExecutive compensationFederal personnel lawFinancial disclosurePayroll recordsPersonnel managementPresidential appointmentsReporting requirementsRetroactive promotionsSalary increases