Supervisor's File. Nothing in this Article precludes an employee's Supervisor from maintaining a file and/or dated anecdotal notes regarding an employee. However, such notes are not considered part of the employee's official personnel file and will only be considered for action purposes when documented and placed in the official file.
Supervisor's File. The purpose of the supervisor file is to track work in progress, performance related concerns, successes, and similar information, to be used as a reference for up-coming annual employee evaluations. Each year, documentation in the supervisor’s file will be removed and destroyed after the annual evaluation is completed and signed, unless circumstances warrant otherwise.
Supervisor's File. Files maintained by supervisors regarding an employee are considered part of the employee’s personnel file and subject to the requirements of state law, RCW 49.12.240, RCW 49.12.250, RCW 49.12.260, and any provisions of this Agreement applicable to personnel files, including allowing employee access to such files.
Supervisor's File. Nothing in this Agreement is to be construed to restrict the supervisor of an employee from keeping anecdotal records and supportive data for the process of annual evaluation.
Supervisor's File. Supervisors may keep and maintain a "supervisor's file" for each of the officers under their supervision. This "supervisor's file" may contain job-related information which will benefit the supervisor when he/she is preparing an officer's performance evaluation. Both the "employee files" and the "supervisor's files" shall be considered and treated as confidential.
Supervisor's File. 39 There shall be only one (1) supervisor's work file for each employee. Each employee shall have 40 the right, upon request, and after making an appointment with the supervisor, to review the 41 contents of his/her working file. The review shall be made in the presence of the supervisor or 42 his/her designee. During the review the employee shall be allowed to copy any material therein 43 at their own expense and shall be permitted to make a written inventory of material and, on 44 request, have inventory signed and dated by the supervisor. By August 31st of each year all 45 materials shall be destroyed or maintained in the personnel records at the district office.