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CERTAIN ASPECTS OF THE AMENABILITY OF WOC TO THE FEDERAL EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION ACT

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CIA-RDP59-00882R000200350038-8
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3
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December 15, 2016
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October 11, 2001
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38
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September 11, 1955
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MF
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Approved For Release 2044/04/08 : CIA-RDP59-00882R00020035003`-8'" Certain A6pec t rbE x e zmurwn 'iity ~t : V to -the '& =,erai liki- Jlcm eef; Co We ati2na Act ns?-e:i '!e to ascertai niet ,a3- Cr not a ~ersont oervi w 11-a h s Agency in a WOC caaeity is covered by the ledeTal Emp oyees Cct?gen- sation Act (39 stat. 742, 5 0C 751 (1916)), as attended,: and, if 70, the psis upon which u.eatii benefits, if any, would be paid.. As to whether or not a OC is cuveveu by t1 Act. ;:section Lt of the 1949 amendments to the C'o pensat1cr Act (P.L. 357, Est Corig , _ t sess. (191+9)} proviaes, in relevant i+art, that the term employee ..=.nraludes ,' (L) persons rendering person," . bex i::es r_ 41e' sirs i to those of civiliacc officers or employeel of the United - 'v,a tes to any uepai nv iit, inUoj. .i ie~ v es ;fish: .nt, or a ;peach C.hereo (incladit ins iil_1Toen~iaiitids of the United 0ya es wholly uwnea uy it j, wM out conWeq ,ation. or for ccm MI coupensatiou, in any Oaie iea whic} acceptance use of such sere iue: :i a;;.,bicrized by 3n Act of Congress in which provision is wade a;y IzLw for }payment of the 1f 'rave:i or titre: exlenses aui --4c a person; 7-1, .Is appears as section +e of the A?rt. xou wi; l observe that there arts =certain conditiorus which must be fulfilled in order;. that a WOC may oe ,.!ceveced by the Act. First, he musk be rendering a rersan$l service of inri similar to (that) of civilian o ricers ore to ee of the nit States. This particular piar re is given no attention in either the House Report on the bill (H. 1,ep. P-c. 729, 81st Corgi., 1st Sess. (1.949)) cr-., the Senate Report (Senate hep. Slat. Cot7g. , 1st Seas. (j949)) o `ru its "ace it would seem to u u c wte i i i eljr ..=t tae service rendered must be similar, and emphazj.izk the word Similar, to services nori rally rendered by some full-tittle ti,ie::r eitL s: ayoyee or gn 1oyees. This inter- pretation has been clu-,eked with a tr. ,41iddleton, Deputy Director o." the Bureau of i rployees Cc r rensatio, (rode 77, extenstion 1395). He t.grees s1 also attributes no ix,ruicula.r ~gr~if_ieance to the phrase other than the plain meaning of i iargruR.a.Je. Se _o ad, the us of the service must be