NATURE OF PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS Sample Clauses

NATURE OF PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS. Performance evaluations shall be used to objectively evaluate the performance of the employee during the last performance evaluation period. Performance evaluations shall also be utilized to establish employment goals for the next performance evaluation period and to develop criteria by which to measure the attainment of those goals. Space shall be provided on the performance evaluation form for the employee to sign, signifying that he has read the supervisor's comments. Space will also be provided so that employees may give related comments of their own relative to the performance evaluation. The opportunity to sign and comment shall be provided prior to the time that the evaluation form is forwarded to the division, department or agency head, or to the Director-Human Resources. If inadequate space is available on the performance evaluation form, an attachment may be added by the employee.
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NATURE OF PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS. Performance evaluations shall be used to objectively evaluate the performance of the employee during the last performance evaluations period. Performance evaluations shall also be utilized to establish employment goals for the next performance evaluation period and to develop criteria by which to measure the attainment of those goals. Space shall be provided on the performance evaluation form for the supervisor’s comments. Space will also be provided so that employees may sign and give related comments of their own relative to the performance evaluations. The opportunity to sign and comment shall be provided prior to the time that the evaluation form is forwarded to the division, department head, or the County Director- Human Resources. If no space is available on the performance evaluations form, the employee may add an attachment.
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NATURE OF PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS. Performance evaluations shall be used to objectively evaluate the performance of the employee during the last performance evaluation period. Performance evaluations shall also be utilized to establish employment goals for the next performance evaluation period and to develop criteria by which to measure the attainment of those goals. Space shall be provided on the performance evaluation form for the employee to sign, signifying that he has read the supervisor's comments. Space will also be provided so that employees may give related comments of their own relative to the performance evaluation. The opportunity to sign and comment shall be provided prior to the time that the evaluation form is forwarded to the division, Department Head, or to the Human Resources Director. If inadequate space is available on the performance evaluation form, an attachment may be added by the employee. Sec. 1903 CONFIDENTIALITY OF PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS: Performance appraisals reports shall be confidential and shall be made available as required to the employee, appointing authority, Human Resources Director, and the Arbitrator. The employee may designate in writing that his VCSCOA representative may inspect such evaluations.
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NATURE OF PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS. Performance
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NATURE OF PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS. Performance reviews shall be used to objectively evaluate the performance of the employee during the last performance review period. Performance reviews shall also be utilized to establish employment goals for the next performance review period and to develop criteria by which to measure the attainment of those goals. Space shall be provided on the performance review form for the employee to sign, signifying that he has read the supervisor's comments. Space will also be provided so that employees may give related comments of their own relative to the performance evaluation. The opportunity to sign and comment shall be provided prior to the time that the performance review form is forwarded to the division or agency head, or to the Director- Human Resources. If inadequate space is available on the performance evaluation form, an attachment may be added by the employee. The employee shall have thirty (30) days after receipt of the review to provide comments/rebuttal to statements made or lacking in the review provided, however, that as long as the review is timely (as per Section 1901) provided to the employee, then this thirty (30) day period shall not in any way impact the granting or withholding of any related merit increase.
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