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Question of Entitlement to Retroactive Temporary Promotion and Backpay

B-192514 Oct 16, 1978
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An employee questioned his entitlement to a retroactive temporary promotion and backpay incident to a period in which he claimed he performed duties in a position that, if properly classified, would be higher than the grade he occupied. The employee is not entitled to a retroactive promotion or backpay until the duties he performed are classified at a higher grade or pay level and he is appointed to that position.

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