Common use of EVALUATION OF NON-TEACHING PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES Clause in Contracts

EVALUATION OF NON-TEACHING PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES. 1. The employer shall be responsible for an annual formal evaluation of each Non-Teaching Professional Staff in the performance of his/her professional duties. The primary purpose of the evaluation shall be to improve the effectiveness of a Non-Teaching Professional Staff member in the performance of his/her duties, to remediate deficient performance, and to provide a basis for making employment decisions which are predicated upon a Non-Teaching Professional Staff member’s competency and proficiency. 2. The criteria used for Non-Teaching Professional Staff evaluation shall be mutually agreed to by the Administration and the Association at the beginning of each year unless the criteria is unchanged from the prior year. New Non-Teaching Professional Staff shall be given the criteria in their first ten days of employment in the District. 3. Evaluations shall in part be based on formal observations as required by law or if requested by the Non-Teaching Professional Staff. Where appropriate, the administrator responsible for the evaluation will seek input from building principals where the employee is assigned. The administration may provide a plan of assistance to staff member for the purpose of improving job performance. 4. An evaluation conference will be held on or prior to the end of the school year. 5. A copy of the submitted evaluation shall be provided to the staff member. 6. Non-Teaching Professional Staff shall sign the formal written evaluation which is placed in the personnel file. Such signature shall be understood to indicate the Non-Teaching Professional Staff’s awareness of the evaluation but not necessarily agreement with the content. Any Non- Teaching Professional Staff may submit a written statement explaining his/her position if there is a disagreement with the evaluation, and the statement must be included whenever the evaluation is divulged to a third party.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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EVALUATION OF NON-TEACHING PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES. 1. The employer shall be responsible for an annual formal evaluation of each Non-Teaching Professional Staff in the performance of his/her professional duties. The primary purpose of the evaluation shall be to improve the effectiveness of a Non-Teaching Professional Staff member in the performance of his/her duties, to remediate deficient performance, and to provide a basis for making employment decisions which are predicated upon a Non-Teaching Professional Staff member’s competency and proficiency. 2. The criteria used for Non-Teaching Professional Staff evaluation shall be mutually agreed to by the Administration and the Association at the beginning of each year unless the criteria is unchanged from the prior year. New Non-Teaching Professional Staff shall be given the criteria in their first ten days of employment in the District. 3. Evaluations shall in part be based on formal observations as required by law or if requested by the Non-Teaching Professional Staff. Where appropriate, the administrator responsible for the evaluation will seek input from building principals where the employee is assigned. The administration may provide a plan of assistance to staff member for the purpose of improving job performance. 4. An evaluation conference will be held on or prior to the end of the school year. 5. A copy of the submitted evaluation shall be provided submitted to the staff member. 6. Non-Teaching Professional Staff shall sign the formal written evaluation which is placed in the personnel file. Such signature shall be understood to indicate the Non-Teaching Professional Staff’s awareness of the evaluation but not necessarily agreement with the content. Any Non- Non-Teaching Professional Staff may submit a written statement explaining his/her position if there is a disagreement with the evaluation, and the statement must be included whenever the evaluation is divulged to a third party. N: 17.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Master Agreement, Master Agreement

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EVALUATION OF NON-TEACHING PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES. 1. The employer shall be responsible for an annual formal evaluation of each Non-Teaching Professional Staff in the performance of his/her professional duties. The primary purpose of the evaluation shall be to improve the effectiveness of a Non-Teaching Professional Staff member in the performance of his/her duties, to remediate deficient performance, and to provide a basis for making employment decisions which are predicated upon a Non-Teaching Professional Staff member’s competency and proficiency. 2. The criteria used for Non-Teaching Professional Staff evaluation shall be mutually agreed to by the Administration and the Association at the beginning of each year unless the criteria is unchanged from the prior year. New Non-Teaching Professional Staff shall be given the criteria in their first ten days of employment in the District. 3. Evaluations shall in part be based on formal observations as required by law or if requested by the Non-Teaching Professional Staff. Where appropriate, the administrator responsible for the evaluation will seek input from building principals where the employee is assigned. The administration may provide a plan of assistance to staff member for the purpose of improving job performance. 4. An evaluation conference will be held on or prior to the end of the school year. 5. A copy of the submitted evaluation shall be provided to the staff member. 6. Non-Teaching Professional Staff shall sign the formal written evaluation which is placed in the personnel file. Such signature shall be understood to indicate the Non-Teaching Professional Staff’s awareness of the evaluation but not necessarily agreement with the content. Any Non- Non-Teaching Professional Staff may submit a written statement explaining his/her position if there is a disagreement with the evaluation, and the statement must be included whenever the evaluation is divulged to a third party.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement

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