Close-Out Rating Sample Clauses

Close-Out Rating. (a) A close-out rating will be required when one of the following situations occurs:
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Close-Out Rating. A written ―summary rating,‖ as defined below, conducted when an employee or supervisor leaves a position after the employee has been under established performance standards for ninety (90) or more days. Closeout ratings are interim appraisals and will be considered when preparing the rating of record. Closeout ratings are not grievable except to the extent they have been incorporated in or form the basis for a rating of record.

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