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maintenance allowance authorized in Section 5 U.S.C. 5924(3) is also excluded since it is a<br />

cost-<strong>of</strong>-living allowance paid to an employee in a foreign area.<br />

(3) Bonus or premium pay for extraordinary service, including amounts paid as a bonus<br />

for particularly hazardous services in time <strong>of</strong> war.<br />

b. Administrative Exclusions. Per diem received by an employee while in a travel status and<br />

extra allowance paid for an employee's use <strong>of</strong> his or her private motor vehicle are excluded in<br />

determining the pay rate. Also, amounts received for unemployment compensation may not be<br />

included.<br />

2-0900-7 Elements Included in Pay Rate<br />

7. Elements Included in Pay Rate. This paragraph lists the increments <strong>of</strong> pay which may be included<br />

in the pay rate, either by statute or administrative determination.<br />

a. Statutory Inclusions.<br />

(1) Section 5 U.S.C. 8114(e) includes the following elements for determining an<br />

employee's pay rate:<br />

(a) The employee's full salary or full cash wage;<br />

(b) The value <strong>of</strong> any subsistence and quarters received for services in addition to<br />

the cash wage (not including subsistence and quarters furnished by the employer<br />

and paid for directly by the employee or by deduction from the employee's salary);<br />

and<br />

(c) Premium pay for scheduled standby duty as provided by Section 5 U.S.C.<br />

5545(c)(1).<br />

(2) The employer does not usually provide subsistence and quarters to employees unless<br />

the conditions and place <strong>of</strong> employment render it impossible or impractical for an employee<br />

to obtain food and lodging from another source. Therefore, the CE need be concerned with<br />

subsistence and quarters only where:<br />

(a) The industry or the employer customarily provides such services (e.g., as<br />

with crew members employed by the Military Sealift Command, employees aboard<br />

boats, dredges, barges, and floating plant vessels, or temporary firefighters working<br />

for the Forest Service), or<br />

(b) Item 18 on Form CA-6, section 8 on Form CA-7, or some other written<br />

evidence from the claimant or employing agency shows that the employer provided<br />

food and lodging.<br />

b. Administrative Inclusions. It has been determined administratively that the following<br />

elements will be included in computing an employee's pay rate:<br />

(1) Night or shift differential, including amounts paid to health pr<strong>of</strong>essionals working for<br />

<strong>FECA</strong>-<strong>PT2</strong> Printed: 06/08/2010 470

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