Common use of Plans for Improvement Clause in Contracts

Plans for Improvement. No member shall be placed on a plan for improvement without prior observations by the evaluator. When a member is placed on a plan for improvement, the following shall be established in writing: the areas needing improvement; the program to be followed which shall include expectations, activities and prescribed time lines; the monitoring system; duration; and the member’s right to have Association representation. Plans for Improvement shall represent the best efforts of the principal to define expectations, identify performance deficiencies, and recommend activities that may support improvement in member performance. The preparation of the Plan for Improvement shall be discussed with the member, while completion of the final document is the responsibility of the principal.

Plans for Improvement. No member shall be placed on a plan Plan for improvement Improvement without prior observations by the evaluator. When a member is placed on a plan for improvement, the following shall be established in writing: the areas needing improvement; the program to be followed which shall include expectations, activities and prescribed time linestimelines; the monitoring system; duration; and the member’s right to have Association representation. Plans for Improvement shall represent the best efforts of the principal to define expectations, identify performance deficiencies, and recommend activities that may support improvement in member performance. The preparation of the Plan for Improvement shall be discussed with the member, while completion of the final document is the responsibility of the principal.

Plans for Improvement. No member shall be placed on a plan for improvement without prior observations by the evaluator. When a member is placed on a plan for improvement, the following shall be established estab- lished in writing: the areas needing improvement; the program to be followed which shall include expectations, activities and prescribed time lines; the monitoring system; duration; and the member’s right to have Association representation. Plans for Improvement shall represent the best efforts of the principal to define expectations, identify performance deficiencies, and recommend activities that may support improvement in member performance. The preparation prepara- tion of the Plan for Improvement shall be discussed with the member, while completion of the final document is the responsibility of the principal.

Plans for Improvement. No member shall be placed on a plan for improvement without prior observations by the evaluatorevaluator . When a member is placed on a plan for improvement, the following shall be established estab- lished in writing: the areas needing improvement; the program to be followed which shall include expectations, activities and prescribed time lines; the monitoring system; duration; and the member’s right to have Association representationrepresentation . Plans for Improvement shall represent the best efforts of the principal to define expectations, identify performance deficiencies, and recommend activities that may support improvement in member performanceperformance . The preparation prepara- tion of the Plan for Improvement shall be discussed with the member, while completion of the final document is the responsibility of the principalprincipal .