Self assessment – warning of liability Sample Clauses

Self assessment – warning of liability. Should a unit member choose to assess his/her own performance, such member shall be notified before revealing the substance of such self-assessment that the matter contained therein may adversely affect his/her job security and that the unit member is not required to reveal such self-assessment.
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Self assessment – warning of liability. 7.10.1 No unit member shall be required to perform a written self- evaluation. 7.10.2 Should a member of the unit choose to assess his/her performance, such member will be notified before revealing the substance of such self-assessment that the matter contained therein may adversely affect his/her job security, and that the member is not required to reveal such self-assessment.

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