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B-259606.2 December 28, 1995

B-259606.2: Dec 28, 1995

An example of why such an amendment is necessary is the case of Linda Hillard. Who was authorized relocation expenses pursuant to her permanent change of station from North Carolina to Atlanta. She was later granted a 90-day extension. Her household goods were in storage for a total of 254 days. The VA was considering moving her office to Birmingham. She was advised to refrain from purchasing a ne...

[Comments on Amending Federal Travel Regulations to Permit Temporary Storage Extensions Beyond 180 Days]

B-259606.2: Published: Dec 28, 1995. Publicly Released: Dec 28, 1995.

GAO believes that the General Service Administration should amend the Federal Travel Regulation to permit extensions of temporary storage beyond 180 days for transferred civilian employees to make it consistent with the Joint Federal Travel Regulation provision for military personnel. The current regulation has resulted in inequities where employees could not be reimbursed for storage expenses for...

[Comments on VA Employee's Claim for Additional Storage Expenses]

B-259606.2: Published: Dec 28, 1995. Publicly Released: Dec 28, 1995.

GAO believes that the General Service Administration should amend the Federal Travel Regulation to permit extensions of temporary storage beyond 180 days for transferred civilian employees to make it consistent with the Joint Federal Travel Regulation provision for military personnel. The current regulation has resulted in inequities where employees could not be reimbursed for storage expenses for...