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B-176924: Dec 15, 1972

A WAGE BOARD EMPLOYEE IS NOT ENTITLED UNDER 5 U.S.C. 5544(A) TO OVERTIME COMPENSATION FOR TIME SPENT IN A STANDBY STATUS IN HIS OWN RESIDENCE. WHICH WILL BE VIEWED AS CONSTITUTING AN APPEAL FROM THE ACTION OF OUR TRANSPORTATION AND CLAIMS DIVISION IN DENYING YOUR CLAIM FOR ADDITIONAL OVERTIME COMPENSATION ALLEGED TO BE DUE FOR STANDBY DUTY AT YOUR RESIDENCE AS A CIVILIAN EMPLOYEE OF THE UNITED STA...

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B-176924: Sep 20, 1976

DEPARTMENT OF ARMY LOCKMASTER WAS CONFINED TO LOCK RESERVATION OF SEVERAL ACRES FOR STANDBY DUTY AND RESPONDED TO CALLS DURING HIS STANDBY DUTY. EVEN THOUGH EMPLOYEE'S RESIDENCE WAS ON RESERVATION. EMPLOYEE'S RESIDENCE WAS ON RESERVATION. EMPLOYEE'S DUTY WAS STANDBY AS CONTEMPLATED BY 5 U.S.C. 5544(A) AND IS COMPENSABLE BECAUSE HIS ACTIVITIES AND MOVEMENTS WERE EXTREMELY RESTRICTED AND HE WAS ON R...

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B-176924: Published: Dec 15, 1972. Publicly Released: Dec 15, 1972.

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B-176924: Oct 17, 1974

CIVILIAN WAGE BOARD EMPLOYEES OF CORPS OF ENGINEERS WHO RESIDE WITH THEIR FAMILIES IN GOVERNMENT FURNISHED HOUSING LOCATED WITHIN CONFINES OF THEIR DUTY STATION ARE NOT ENTITLED TO OVERTIME PAY UNDER 5 U.S.C. 5544(A) FOR STANDBY DUTY PERFORMED SINCE ACTUAL WORK REQUIRED DURING STANDBY NOT SUBSTANTIAL AND EMPLOYEES ARE OTHERWISE FREE TO SPEND TIME IN RESIDENCES WITH THEIR FAMILITES. SIMILAR ISSUE I...