RETROACTIVE COMPENSATION FOR SERVICE PERFORMED IN ANOTHER FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY DURING PERIOD OF RETROACTIVE PAY

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-05538A000100030010-7
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 11, 2000
• Sequence Number: 10
• Publication Date: July 27, 1956
• Content Type: MF

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27 July 1955
MEMORANDUM FOR: Comptroller
Attention: Administrative Officer
SUBJECT: Retroactive Compensation for Service Performed
in Another Federal Department or Agency During
Period of Retroactive Pay
1.. In accordance with the provisions of Agency Notice No
staff personnel on duty 28 June 1955 (date of the enactment of Public Law
94, 84th Congress) are entitled to receive retroactive compensation to 13
March 1955 in accordance with the compensation schedules contained in
P.L. 94. -
2. Under the conditions stipulated below, Agency staff personnel
who were employed by.another Federal department or agency for any
period subsequent to the first day of the first pay period following 28
February 1955 (13 March 1955 for Government agencies generally) and
who were on duty 28 June 1955 are entitled to receive from the other
Federal department or agency retroactive increased compensation for
the period of service performed in the other agency.
a. The employee affected must have been employed in the
United States Government on the date of the enactment of P.L. 94,
i.e., 28 June 1955.
b. The position held by the employee in the other Federal
department or agency must have been a position subject to the
Classification Act, as amended, or must have been subject to
increased compensation, pursuant to enabling authority in P.L.
94, by direction of the administrative head of the Government
agency concerned.
3. Payment of retroactive compensation to CIA staff personnel
for any period of service with another Federal department or agency
during the period covered by retroactive compensation under the pro-
visions of P.L. 94 (generally from 13 March through 2 July 1955) is
ibility of the other Government agency concerned, rather
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than this Agency. Payment of such compensation is required irrespective
of whether or not a break in service (one work day or more) was involved
at the time of the transfer. The other Federal department or agency is
required to make the adjustment from the effective date of retroactive
compensation to the date of the employee's termination of employment
with that organization. Payment of retroactive compensation from the
date of entry-on-duty in CIA to the date compensation is effected on a
current basis in accordance with P.L. 94 is the responsibility of this
Agency.
4. In order that the other Federal departments or agencies can
make appropriate adjustments for the staff personnel concerned, CIA
must provide the names and addresses of such employees and certify
that they were on duty 28 June 1955 in CIA. Accordingly, the Office of,
Personnel has prepared the listing of staff personnel who were appointed
by this Agency during the period from 28 February through 2 July 1955.
The attached listing contains the name of each employee within your
area of jurisdiction who is eligible to receive retroactive compensation
from another Federal department or agency and name of the Federal
department or agency involved.
5. The names of the employees on the attached list have been
certified to the appropriate department or agency as being eligible
for retroactive compensation from such organizations. It is requested
that these employees be advised that a part of their retroactive com-
pensation is payable by the agency by which they were formerly
employed and that their names and addresses have been forwarded as.
a basis for payment.
harrison eyno s
Director of Personnel
Attachment
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