B-220330: Sep 11, 1986

WHEN HE WAS DIRECTED TO RETURN TO WORK FOR AN EMERGENCY. SINCE THIS WAS A CONTINUATION OF HIS REGULAR SHIFT AND NOT A RETURN TO HIS PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT. THE EMPLOYEE IS ONLY ENTITLED TO OVERTIME COMPENSATION FOR THE TIME HE ACTUALLY WORKED AND NOT TO 20 HOURS "CALLBACK" OVERTIME COMPENSATION. OXFORD TO 2 HOURS OF OVERTIME COMPENSATION WHEN HE WAS REQUIRED TO RETURN TO WORK FOR 23 MINUTES AFTER HIS...

B-220330: Sep 11, 1986

The Navy and a labor union requested a decision regarding a civilian employee's claim for 2 hours of overtime compensation. The employee's regular work shift ended and he was entering his automobile, but his supervisor directed him to return to work because of an emergency. The employee worked 23 minutes and claimed that he was entitled to 2 hours of overtime compensation because he was called bac...