PERFORMANCE ELEMENTS AND STANDARDS Sample Clauses

PERFORMANCE ELEMENTS AND STANDARDS. 1) Employees will continue to operate under their existing elements and standards until such time that the Department issues updated priorities and objectives for the next fiscal year. Performance plans will be issued no later than thirty (30) calendar days from when the priorities and objectives are issued for the next fiscal year. The final authority for establishing elements and standards rests with the Employer. The Employer shall determine if performance standards should be comparable for subordinates with the same position, title, series, grade, and duties within a unit. Performance elements and standards will be based on work assignments and responsibilities of the employee’s position. Each employee will have at least three (3) critical elements, but no more than five (5). The rating official should strive to describe performance standards in words and phrases that denote objectively verifiable qualities of the work performed. 2) An employee will have ten (10) calendar days after the receipt of the proposed elements and standards, including any performance elements and standards which have been carried over from the employee's previous performance plan, to submit oral and/or written comments on these elements and standards to their supervisor. The employee may seek the assistance of a Union representative in preparing their comments. Employees will be given a reasonable amount of work time to prepare any comments. 3) The Employer will clearly define performance required for the employee to meet the level required to maintain “Fully Successful” for all elements of employee’s performance plan. 4) Employees must be involved in the review and development of performance elements and standards. Employees can propose substantive projects and/or outcomes, however, the supervisor has the final authority to approve, disapprove, or alter the employee’s performance element(s). 5) After consideration of any employee input, performance elements and standards shall be communicated in writing and discussed with each employee prior to the beginning of the rating period, if possible, and whenever elements and/or standards change. The performance plan will be signed/acknowledged and dated by the rating official and the employee. a) By signing/acknowledging, the employee signifies only receipt of the plan, not necessarily agreement. If an employee has an objection to the final elements or standards, they may note the objections in writing and attach them to the officia...
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PERFORMANCE ELEMENTS AND STANDARDS. Performance standards shall be fair, objective, reasonable, and related to the employee’s official position. Performance standards describe the expectations or requirements established by Management for critical and noncritical elements.
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PERFORMANCE ELEMENTS AND STANDARDS. Performance standards shall be fair, objective, reasonable, and related to the em- ployee’s official position. Performance standards describe the expectations or requirements established by Management for critical and noncritical elements.
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PERFORMANCE ELEMENTS AND STANDARDS. (yellow sections on form)
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PERFORMANCE ELEMENTS AND STANDARDS. All performance appraisals will be based on individual performance plans, which consist of performance elements and performance standards. Elements and standards must be based on the requirements of the employee’s position. Communication between the supervisor and the employee is essential. The identification of performance elements and the establishment of performance standards require joint participation of the supervisor and the employee in developing plans. Elements for bargaining unit employees must contain at least one critical and one non-critical but not more than ten total elements in their Performance Work Plans. All elements and standards shall be communicated in writing and discussed with each employee at the beginning of the rating period and when the elements and standards change. Final authority for establishing elements and standards rests with the supervisory official. In the joint development of Performance Work Plans, Exhibit A and Exhibit B of RD Instruction 2060-A will be utilized.
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  • Performance Excused The Affected Party, to the extent rendered unable to perform its obligations or part thereof under this Agreement as a consequence of the Force Majeure Event shall be excused from performance of the obligations. Provided that, the excuse from performance shall be of no greater scope and of no longer duration than is reasonably warranted by the Force Majeure Event. Provided further, nothing contained herein shall absolve the Affected Party from any payment obligations accrued prior to the occurrence of the underlying Force Majeure Event.