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New Comp Time Rule for Federal Employees Traveling on Official Business Might Help Morale Soar
The Washington Post; subscription may be required Link to more items from this source
Jan. 31, 2005
Excerpt: The Office of Personnel Management ... issued an ... regulation that allows federal employees to claim time off for travel during their off-duty hours. The regulation, which went into effect Friday, should provide a morale boost to employees who travel on official business during off-duty hours, such as flying on a Sunday to attend a meeting Monday morning. Previous rules have made it difficult for employees to qualify for compensation while traveling outside normal business hours.

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