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Evaluation Process Jul09 2 Purpose The primary purpose of a performance management system is to communicate performance standards to employees to provide coaching feedback amp observations ID: 724345

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Slide1

Jul-09

1

Performance Management System

Evaluation ProcessSlide2

Jul-09

2

Purpose

The primary purpose

of a

performance management

system

is to communicate performance standards to

employees

, to provide

coaching, feedback

& observations

regarding actual performance

, and to identify training and development needed to improve the quality

and/or

quantity of job performance.Slide3

Jul-09

3

Three Components of Performance Management

Performance Planning, Setting Goals and Objectives

What Employee must accomplish to be successful

Performance

Coaching/Monitoring

Feedback, open lines of communication

Official or unofficial interim reviews

Evaluating Actual PerformanceSlide4

Jul-09

4

Performance Management Cycle

Planning

Coaching/Monitoring

Evaluation

October

November

OctoberSlide5

Jul-09

5

Performance Evaluation

What is the purpose of the evaluation?

Documents how well Employee has met the

expectations defined in the performance plan

Allows Employee an opportunity to do a self-assessment

Allows for both positive

and

critical feedback

Supports decisions to retain, promote or give pay increasesSlide6

Jul-09

6

Performance Management Forms

P141 – Extraordinary Contribution

P142 – Notice of Improvement Needed

Written Notice

P125 – Probationary Progress Review

P146 – Request for Extension of Probationary Period

P112(s) -

Performance Plan &

Evaluation (PPE)Slide7

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7

Process Overview for

All

Staff

Prepare

for Review

Opportunity for employee Self-Assessment

Complete Draft

P112

Draft P112

to Reviewer

Reviewer submits to Calibration Team (as designated by Sr. Mgt.) for review/approval of final Performance Rating

Finalized P112,

Supervisor & Reviewer

signSlide8

Jul-09

8

Process Overview, cont.

Supervisor meets with employee and provides them with a copy of the evaluation

Send

final approved evaluation to

the department representative

Start cycle for next year: performance planning, ……Slide9

Jul-09

9

Preparation for the Review

Assemble and review all documentation

Position Description (

PeopleAdmin

)

Employee P112

Performance Goals and/or Job Responsibilities

Metrics

Competencies

Career Development activities assigned/completed

Supervisor’s

Notes/Records, P141, P142,

Counseling Memos, Written

Notice formsSlide10

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10

Employee Self-Assessment

Provide Employee with:

Updated Position Description (

PeopleAdmin

)

A

copy of the

Performance

Plan that was agreed to by

the Supervisor

and

Employee

Any other

relevant documentation Employee may want to use in a

self-evaluation (counseling memos, written notices, etc.)Slide11

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11

Employee Self-Assessment,

cont.

Employee documents accomplishments as related to each performance goal/job responsibility and competency

Employee summarizes career development activities

Supervisor should

accept self-assessment information in a

format

that is comfortable

to the

Employee (e-mail,

discussion, etc.)Slide12

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12

Forms for Self-Assessment

Can use P112 document, OR

Supervisor/department may choose to use other form for self-assessments

College

of Agriculture and Life Sciences Self Assessment form

:

http

://

www.cals.vt.edu/operations/documents/employeeselfassessment.doc

Slide13

Jul-09

13

Supervisor Completes P112

Complete the

Performance Goals/Job Responsibilities

section

Summarize the actual results & accomplishments for each assigned goal/responsibility.

Check the appropriate performance rating for each goal/responsibility as supported by the statements in the results section.

Complete the

Competencies

section by checking the appropriate rating for each assigned competency. Slide14

Review Career Development activitiesComplete

Supervisor’s Summary of Overall Performance, being sure to include enough detail to support the overall ratingSubmit

draft evaluation to Reviewer

Jul-09

14

Supervisor Completes P112

(cont)Slide15

Review & Calibration for

All Staff

Reviewer validates performance ratingReviewer submits

draft

evaluation to Calibration Team

Calibration Team finalizes and communicates the overall rating to the Reviewer.

Supervisor and Reviewer sign evaluation.

Jul-09

15Slide16

Final Steps

Schedule time to meet with employeeObtain employee signature on evaluation

Copies to Employee, Supervisor, ReviewerSend final approved

original

evaluation to

department representative by the date they specify.

Create next year’s Employee Performance Plan within 30 days,

review with employee

and provide him/her with a copy

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16Slide17

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17

Four Levels

of Performance

Model Performance

Strong Performance

Developing Performance

Unacceptable PerformanceSlide18

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18

Model Performance (MP)

THE EXCEPTION

Requires

written justification

to support overall MP rating in Supervisor’s Summary of Overall Performance

There

is no formula used to calculate how many

goals/responsibilities and competencies must

be

rated MP

in order to earn an overall

MP rating

Requires

at least one

P141 for

Classified

staff, completed during the current performance cycle. This is not required for University staff.Slide19

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19

Strong Performance (SP)

Requires written justification to support overall SP rating in Supervisor’s Summary of Overall Performance.

Most

employees are

Strong Performers

Fully meets expectations

May exceed

expectationsSlide20

Developing Performance (DP)

Requires written justification to support overall DP rating in Supervisor’s Summary of Overall Performance.

Does not fully meet expectations in one or more areasNew employees are not necessarily rated DP

Steps to improve performance in deficient area(s)

must be

clearly detailed in the Career Development Plan section.

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21

Unacceptable Performance (UP)

Contact Human Resources

Requires written justification to support overall UP rating in Supervisor’s Summary of Overall

Performance

There

is no formula used to calculate how many dimensions must be

rated UP

in order to earn an overall

UP rating

Requires

at least one

P142 OR

Written Notice

during

the current performance cycle for an overall

UP

rating for Classified or UniversitySlide22

Jul-09

22

P142 Notice

of Improvement

Needed

Documents performance deficiencies

Should include a Performance Improvement Plan outlining requirements for improvement

Establish weekly or biweekly meetings between Employee and Supervisor to review progress on Performance Improvement PlanSlide23

Jul-09

23

When an Overall

Unacceptable Performance

Rating is Given

Within 10 working days, Employee's supervisor must develop a

new P112 that

sets forth performance measures for the following three (3) months, have it approved and signed by the reviewer and signed by the employee.

Even if Employee is in the process of appealing his or her evaluation, the performance re-evaluation plan must be developed.

The supervisor must discuss with Employee specific recommendations for meeting the minimum performance measures contained in the re-evaluation plan. Slide24

Jul-09

24

Questions…?