Common use of Who Makes Evaluations Clause in Contracts

Who Makes Evaluations. Each immediate supervisor under whom the unit member has served sixty (60) workdays or more during any rating period shall provide a performance evaluation, even though the unit member may have left his/her control. Each unit member shall be informed in writing of the name of his/her immediate supervisor and of the next level supervisor within thirty

Who Makes Evaluations. Each immediate supervisor under whom the unit member has served sixty (60) workdays or more during any rating period shall provide a performance evaluation, even though the unit member may have left his/her control. Each unit member shall be informed in writing of the name of his/her immediate supervisor and of the next level supervisor within thirtythirty (30) working days after ratification of this Agreement and upon reporting to any new assignment. The immediate supervisor or designated representative under whom the unit member has served the substantial portion of the year shall provide the performance evaluation. If the unit member has served under other supervisors for ninety (90) working days or more, that immediate supervisor may provide a performance evaluation.

Who Makes Evaluations. Each immediate supervisor under whom the unit member has served sixty (60) workdays or more during any rating period shall provide a performance evaluation, even though the unit member may have left his/her control. Each unit member shall be informed in writing of the name of his/her immediate supervisor and of the next level supervisor within thirtythirty (30) workdays after ratification of this Agreement. Each new unit member shall be so informed upon reporting to his/her assignment.