ESTABLISHMENT/MODIFICATION OF PERFORMANCE ELEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE STANDARDS Sample Clauses

ESTABLISHMENT/MODIFICATION OF PERFORMANCE ELEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE STANDARDS. (1) Performance elements and performance standards for each element will be established, in writing, in accordance with applicable regulations and provided to the employee within thirty (30) days after the beginning of each appraisal period, permanent assignment to a new position, and of each detail or temporary promotion expected to last one hundred-twenty (120) days or longer. Performance elements and standards will be prepared based on the requirements of the employee’s position. Generic elements and standards may be used. Supervisors must certify that the employee’s position description is accurate at the time standards are set. If the position description is not accurate the supervisor must rewrite it and deliver it to the HRO within sixty (60) days. Each performance plan must have at least two (2) critical elements, which address individual performance. (2) Employees will be given the opportunity to participate in the establishment/ modification of their performance standards and elements. To this end, the following procedures apply: (a) Before establishing any new or revising existing performance elements or standards, supervisors will so inform affected employees and provide them with a copy of the changes being contemplated. Employees may request at anytime that their performance standards/elements be modified. Supervisors shall consider any such request and, if the Supervisor agrees that such a request has merit, he or she shall follow the procedures in this subsection in effecting any revision of performance standards/elements. Employees may not grieve the rejection of any such request. However, employees may request reconsideration at a higher level. (b) Employees shall be given a copy of the new or revised performance standards/elements. Any new or revised performance standard/element shall not be applied to affected employees unless or until the employee has received a copy of the new or revised performance standards/elements. Employees may not be rated on the new or revised standards/elements, i.e., given a rating of record using the new or revised standards/elements, sooner than ninety (90) days after coming under such new or revised standards/elements. (3) Employees on extended temporary assignments/appointments of over one hundred- twenty (120) days will have elements and standards established for that assignment/appointment. In establishing or modifying such performance standards/elements, Supervisors shall follow the procedures in this ...
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ESTABLISHMENT/MODIFICATION OF PERFORMANCE ELEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE STANDARDS. A. A performance plan will be prepared in writing (normally within 30 days), updated as necessary, and kept current for each employee detailed or assigned permanently or temporarily to a position for 90 days or more. B. Employees and supervisors should work together to develop performance plans and ensure there is a common understanding of performance expectations and how employees will be evaluated. 1. Performance plans will consist of performance elements that will be prepared based on the requirements of the employee's position, and performance standards which describe how the requirements and expectations provided in the performance elements are to be evaluated. 2. Performance standards should be specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, timely and fair. 3. Performance plans will be conveyed to employees at their initial performance meeting. 4. Employees, will receive clarification of any aspect of their plan which is not clear at this meeting and any time they request clarification.
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  • Monitoring of Contract Performance The Contractor shall comply with the monitoring arrangements set out in the Monitoring Requirements Schedule including, but not limited to, providing such data and information as the Contractor may be required to produce under the Contract.

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