Evaluation for Renewal Sample Clauses
The 'Evaluation for Renewal' clause outlines the process and criteria by which a contract or agreement is reviewed to determine whether it should be extended beyond its original term. Typically, this clause specifies the timing of the evaluation, the performance metrics or benchmarks that must be met, and the parties responsible for conducting the review. For example, a service provider's performance may be assessed against agreed-upon standards before a renewal decision is made. The core function of this clause is to ensure that renewals are based on objective assessments, thereby protecting both parties from automatic extensions when expectations have not been met.
Evaluation for Renewal. Each full-time member on an initial probationary appointment shall receive written evaluation of performance and a corresponding recommendation during the second (2nd) semester of service (after completing a full semester of service) in accordance with the schedule specified in Article 4.11. Thereafter, there shall be an annual written evaluation and recommendation as required by the term of the appointment, unless the member has previously received timely notice of non-renewal or is on a final appointment (see Article 4.9), or has resigned effective prior to or at the end of an appointment. The format for these evaluations shall be proposed by the Senate and approved by the President.