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Aug 10, 2016
Also, it shows my reporting date at new duty location as August 29 (the day school starts), but the TO showed August 23. When am I expected to report?
And finally, what does the transportation mileage rate: IAW JTR mean?
Thanks so much!
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Are you going from DoDDS to DDESS? If so, this would explain the per diem. If this is the case, maybe they are classifying your time from start of your current pay to your arrival date as TDY.
On 8/10/16, haha wrote: > Hi: > > Congrats! Maybe the Sheriff will pop in with some more > technical input. In the meantime I'll take a ...See More
On 8/10/16, haha wrote: > Hi: > > Congrats! Maybe the Sheriff will pop in with some more > technical input. In the meantime I'll take a ...See More
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Congrats! Maybe the Sheriff will pop in with some more technical input. In the meantime I'll take a whack at it.
Per Diem generally refers to a stipend that the employee would get while on temporary duty (TDY) such as an authorized training (rare) or traveling as a coach (common). This is very different from TQSA which you sho...See More