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Rating System Sample Clauses

Rating System. Unit members’ evaluations will be based on a rubric of four (4) descriptors as follows: Does Not Meet Standards, Developing Practice/Needs to Improve, Meets Standards, or Exemplifies or Exceeds Standards. Definitions of these descriptors are explained in the “Descriptors of Practice” included in the Certificated Evaluation Handbook. The evaluator must include narrative comments in the case of Does Not Meet Standards, Developing Practice/Needs to Improve and Unsatisfactory ratings and is encouraged to make comments on Meets or Exceeds Criteria ratings. For permanent and non-permanent unit members using the Observation Format, a Summary Evaluation which includes two (2) of the five (5) or the three (3) overall categories pertaining to student instruction rated as “Does Not Meet Standards” will equal an overall Unsatisfactory Evaluation. A Summary Evaluation which includes three (3) of the five (5) overall categories pertaining to student instruction rated as “Needs to Improve” will equal an overall Needs to Improve. A Summary Evaluation which includes three (3) of any of the above five (5) categories pertaining to student instruction rated as two (2) or below will equal an overall Needs to Improve.
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Rating System. The Employee Performance Report uses a comparison to standard system composed of five (5) ratings. Each rating is explained below: Does Not Meet Minimum Standards of Performance The employee’s performance is unacceptable, falling below even minimum standards in most aspects of the rated category. Immediate action should be taken by the employee to improve his/her performance Meets Minimum Standards But Needs To Show Improvement The employee’s performance is in need of improvement. Some aspects of the rated category may meet department standards, but others do not. Meets Standards of Performance The employee’s performance meets or exceeds the department’s expectations. The employee is performing at 100% or more all the time in the rated category. Exceeds Standards of Performance The employee’s performance exceeds the department’s expectations. The Employee is performing at well over 100% most of the time in the rated category. Far Exceeds Standards of Performance The employee’s performance significantly exceeds the department’s expectations. The employee is performing at well over 100% all the time in the rated category. When completing the Employee Performance Report, supervisors must provide clear and concise comments of explanation for all rated categories in which the employee's performance is evaluated as "Does Not Meet Minimum Standards of Performance", "Meets Minimum Standards but Needs to Show Improvement", or "Far Exceeds Standards of Performance". Comments should be written in such a way as to make it clear to the employee what action is required to improve his/her performance to an acceptable level.
Rating System. The TDHE uses a “rating” system for the conduct of inspections. If a Dwelling Unit fails the initial inspection the TDHE will send out a Notice of Termination and will conduct a follow up inspection within thirty (30) days of the initial inspection. If the follow up inspection fails the TDHE shall immediately commence eviction procedures in accordance with Section 10 (E) of the policy.
Rating System. 1. Unsatisfactory - The employee is functioning in a manner far below minimal standards established for the specific descriptor or overall performance. A rating of unsatisfactory requires a detailed explanation of those aspects that are unsatisfactory, and would include specific recommendations for improvement to the employee that will lead to satisfactory performance. A score of .75 or less will result in this rating.
Rating SystemThe System consists of a Performance Evaluation Guide, Performance Evaluation Form and Employee Evaluation Worksheet; the Guide, Form and Worksheet are included in Appendix D. Joint training for supervisors and stewards on the System and the evaluation process will be provided per Article 30, Labor-Management Committee, Section 4. The System's general features are outlined below: (a) Performance Factors. There are seven performance factors - initiative, judgment communications, teamwork, dependability, effectiveness and summary. The rating on the summary factor is used in Article 25, Layoff, Section 4(a)(1) for the computation of layoff credit.
Rating SystemUnit members’ evaluations will be based on a three-point scale of “Satisfactory,” “Needs Improvement,” or “Unsatisfactory.” The evaluator must include narrative comments in the case of “
Rating SystemAfter listing proposal strengths, weaknesses and deficiencies, the SSEB will assign an adjective rating of “Outstanding”, “Good”, “Acceptable”, “Marginal”, or “Unacceptable” to each factor and sub-factor to reflect the Government's confidence in each offeror's technical ability, as demonstrated in its proposal, to perform the requirements stated in the RFP. The adjectival ratings shall be assigned, using the following criteria, which incorporate a proposal risk assessment: TECHNICAL MERIT RATING DEFINITIONS Color Rating Adjectival Rating Description Past Performance Relevancy Rating Definitions Adjectival Rating Description
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Rating System. It is imperative that all members of the review panel score applications based on the criteria stipulated in the announcement. They will rate each evaluation criteria with the following adjectival descriptions and notate the strengths and weaknesses: OUTSTANDING - Information submitted demonstrates potential to significantly exceed performance or capability standards. The applicant clearly demonstrates understanding of all aspects of the requirements to the extent that timely and highest quality performance is anticipated. The applicant shows exceptional strengths that will significantly benefit the Government and meet the fullest expectations of the Government. The applicant convincingly demonstrates the ability to implement programmatic goals and objectives. An assigned rating within "outstanding" indicates the application contains essentially no significant weaknesses, deficiencies, or disadvantages and shows a very high probability of success. GOOD - Information submitted demonstrates potential to exceed performance or capability standards. The applicant has one or more strengths that will benefit the Government. A high level of efficiency or productivity or quality is anticipated. The applicant shows only minor (but no major) deficiencies. The applicant shows the ability to implement programmatic goals and objectives. An assigned rating with "Good" is used when there are no indications of exceptional features or innovations that could prove to be beneficial, or contrarily, weaknesses that could diminish the quality of the effort or increase the risks of failure. Disadvantages are minimal and there is high probability of exceeding the requirements. SATISFACTORY - Information submitted demonstrates potential to meet performance or capability standards. Applicant shows ability to meet minimum standard requirements and adequately meet programmatic goals and objectives. Applicant demonstrates few or no advantages or strengths and displays weaknesses in several areas that are not offset by strengths in other areas. A rating of "Satisfactory" equates to a neutral rating. There is a good probability of success as sufficient confidence that a fully compliant level of performance will be achieved. There are no significant advantages or disadvantages. MARGINAL - Information submitted demonstrates potential to marginally meet performance or capability standards necessary for minimal, but acceptable contract performance. The application is not adequately responsiv...
Rating System. An overall rating of Unsatisfactory (69 points or fewer) indicates a rater judgment that the candidate· did not demonstrate the necessary knowledge or abilities required to successfully perform the essential functions of the position based on the criteria being evaluated. An overall rating of Satisfactory (70 to 79 points) indicates a rater judgment of candidate competency to perform the essential functions of the position and a prediction of satisfactory performance of the position based on the criteria being evaluated. An overall rating of Above Satisfactory (80 to 89 points) indicates a rater judgment of above adequate predicted performance of the position based on the criteria being evaluated. An overall rating of Outstanding (90 to 100 points) indicates a rater judgment of advanced knowledge or ability level for the position and a prediction of outstanding performance of the position based on the criteria being evaluated.
Rating System. Each teacher’s job performance criteria, duty, and responsibility shall be judged and rated by the evaluator on each formal evaluation. The evaluator shall select from the following ratings:
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