Common use of Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) Clause in Contracts

Performance Improvement Plan (PIP). The employer may propose a PIP in 4 accordance with this section. A PIP is defined as a written plan of limited duration created by 5 management for the purpose of identifying areas of improvement expected of an employee. Such 6 plan shall contain a description of specific deficiencies in performance and specific steps the 7 employee may take to improve performance. A PIP shall identify available assistance, such as 8 classes or training, in achieving improvement, and shall contain a schedule of regular meetings with 9 appropriate supervisors to monitor progress. A PIP shall have a clear and established end date.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: 1 Agreement, 1 Agreement

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Performance Improvement Plan (PIP). The employer may propose a PIP in 4 accordance with this section. A PIP is defined as a written plan of limited duration created by 5 management for the purpose of identifying areas of improvement expected of an employee. Such 6 plan shall contain a description of specific deficiencies in performance and specific steps the 7 employee may take to improve performance. A PIP shall identify available assistance, such as 8 classes or training, in achieving improvement, and shall contain a schedule of regular meetings with 9 appropriate supervisors to monitor progress. A PIP shall have a clear and established end date.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement

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Performance Improvement Plan (PIP). The employer may propose a PIP in 4 12 accordance with this section. A PIP is defined as a written plan of limited duration created by 5 13 management for the purpose of identifying areas of improvement expected of an employee. Such 6 14 plan shall contain a description of specific deficiencies in performance and specific steps the 7 15 employee may take to improve performance. A PIP shall identify available assistance, such as 8 16 classes or training, in achieving improvement, and shall contain a schedule of regular meetings with 9 17 appropriate supervisors to monitor progress. A PIP shall have a clear and established end date.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: 1 Agreement

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