Performance Management Training Spring 2021
Transcript of Performance Management Training Spring 2021
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Performance Management
Training
Spring 2021
Presented by:
Tammy GillAssistant Director of Human Resources
Donna ShipleyHRIS Specialist
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• Summary of Changes in Performance Management
Program
• Goal Setting
• Importance of Feedback and Documentation
• Performance Evaluation Competencies, Goals & Ratings
• Performance Improvement Plans
• Employee Self Evaluations
• Preparing for the Performance Discussion
• Steps of Performance Evaluation Process
• Using the new HR System (People Admin) to complete
Performance Evaluations
Agenda
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Summary of Changes in
Performance Management Program
• Changes were initially announced in
spring 2019 and have evolved.
• Renewed emphasis on supervisors’
responsibility for carefully and accurately
evaluating employees’ performance.
• Program ties performance to salary
increases or other rewards for classified
and non-classified staff, if funding is
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Summary of Changes in
Performance Management Program
(continued)
• The evaluation cycle is May 15 to
May 14.
• Each employee must have a
minimum of 3 goals.
• Competencies have been modified
and reduced from 7/8 to 4/5.
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Summary of Changes in
Performance Management Program
(continued)• Ratings for competencies and goals are
on a scale of 1 – 10.
• Competencies and goals are weighted
equally.
• Overall rating will be total number of points
assigned in proportion to number of points
achievable.
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Summary of Changes in
Performance Management Program
(continued)
• 50 possible points for non-
supervisors
• 60 possible points for supervisors
Total points include competencies and
completion of prior goals.
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Summary of Changes in
Performance Management Program
(continued)
• Updated Performance Management
Program document is posted on the
HR webpage.
• Performance evaluations will be
completed in the new module of
PeopleAdmin – SelectSuite 7.
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Purpose of Required
Performance Goals
• Creates a focus for performance
evaluations.
• Sets measurable standards.
• Provides a pathway to improvement,
growth, and opportunity.
• Motivates employees to perform at their
best.
• Targets training and coaching needs.
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Development
• Employees don’t always know what they are not doing well.
• Even when they do know their deficiencies, they may not
know how to fix them.
Encouragement
• Recognizing the right behaviors will encourage more of the
same.
Redirection
• Helping employees find a better way to do things can
improve future results.
• Feedback can help correct a poor habit – behavior, attitude,
competency.
Importance of Feedback
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• Employees should not learn about deficiencies for
the first time on their annual performance
evaluation.
• Conversations and documentation should occur
throughout the year.
• Disciplinary documents should be signed by the
employee and must be given to HR for the
employee’s personnel file.
• Disciplinary write-ups should be taken into
consideration when completing the annual
performance evaluation.
Importance of Documentation
Throughout The Year
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Performance Evaluation Competencies
Supervisors will rate each competency on a scale
of 1 - 10:
• Quality of Work/Excellence
• Quantity of Work/Productivity
• Civility and Cooperation
• Reliability and Accountability
• Supervisor and Management Skills (scored only
for staff with supervisory responsibilities)
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Ratings for Competencies
• 1 = Unacceptable performance
• 5 = Meets expectations
• 10 = Outstanding performance
• Ratings of 1 - 3 or 8 – 10 require the
supervisor to include a justification in the
comments.
• Supervisors are encouraged but not
required to include comments for all ratings.
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Ratings for Completion of Prior
Goals
Supervisors will rate the completion of goals
on a scale of 1 - 10:
• Fully Completed Goals = 10 points
• Partially Completed Goals = 5 points
• Did Not Complete Goals = 1 point
*Reminder – total points for non-supervisors is 50
and total points for supervisors is 60.
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Approval of Second Level
Supervisors• Second Level Supervisors – the
supervisor of the supervisor completing an
evaluation.
• Must review and approve the ratings and
performance goals established for next
evaluation period before it is discussed
with an employee.
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Performance Improvement Plans
• Required for an employee who receives
any individual competency rating of 1 – 3.
• Improvement Plan can be entered in the
Performance Improvement Plan tab of
evaluation.
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Improvement Plans
At defined period
Explain potential consequences
Schedule regular follow-up to track
progress
Improvement must be sustained
Follow-Up/Guidelines
Describe specific action items
required
Include a timeline,
generally 60 – 90 days
Summary of Improvement
Needed
Summarize reasons for the
Improvement Plan
Include examples and why they
present problems
Be clear and concise
Detail of Issue(s)
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Employee Self Evaluation
• Self evaluations are required for all
employees.
• Set aside adequate time to complete.
• Primary goal is to reflect and highlight your
accomplishments over the year.
• Critically assess areas that need to be
developed or improved.
• Keep the focus on you.
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Employee Self Evaluations
• Make note of professional development
and training activities or needs.
• Think about career goals and what you
need to attain those goals.
• Be as objective, honest and realistic as
possible.
• Be comprehensive, but concise and
specific.
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Preparing for the Performance
Discussion - Supervisors
• Set aside adequate time.
• Gather information as needed and analyze
performance.
• Develop talking points.
• Schedule meeting in a confidential
location.
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Preparing for the Performance
Discussion - Employees
• Review your self evaluation and job
description.
• Share with your supervisor what you
need to do your job more efficiently.
• Provide your ideas on how to resolve any
concerns/problems.
• Prepare any questions.
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Steps of Performance
Evaluation Process
May 1 – May 31
1. Supervisor creates performance evaluation
and submits it to each direct report.
2. Employee completes and submits self-
evaluation to supervisor.
3. Supervisor completes evaluation ratings and
establishes goals for new performance
period.
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Steps of Performance Evaluation
Process (continued)
June 1 – June 20
4. Supervisor submits evaluation to second-level
supervisor for their review.
5. Second-level supervisor reviews evaluation and
either changes or approves evaluation and
sends back to supervisor.
6. Supervisor submits completed evaluation to
employee.
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Steps of Performance Evaluation
Process (continued)
June 1 – June 20 (continued)
7. Supervisor holds meeting with employee to
review performance evaluation and new goals.
8. Employee acknowledges evaluation.
Comments can be included by employee, but
are not required.
9. The evaluation is marked as completed.
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Steps of Performance Evaluation
Process (continued)
June 21 – 30
• HR will review each evaluation to ensure
justifications are included of highest/lowest
ratings, second-level supervisor approval,
and PIP plans are completed, where
necessary.
• All overall ratings for employees will be
compiled and submitted to ELT for review of
merit pay decisions and rewards, if available.
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Probationary Performance
Evaluations• Conducted at 3 and 6 months respectively.
• Probationary evaluations are automatically
triggered based on employee’s hire date.
• Steps in process are similar but exclude
approval by second level supervisor.
• We are tentatively planning for
probationary evaluations to be generated
from SelectSuite7 starting May 1.
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Using the HR System
(People Admin – SelectSuite
7) to complete Performance
Evaluations
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The supervisor will receive an e-mail with an action item to create a
performance evaluation for their employee(s).
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Supervisors can view the “Reviews Dashboard” to see the status of all
performance evaluations.
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A Performance Improvement Plan is only required for employees who receive
any individual rating lower than 4 on a competency.
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The evaluation has now been sent to the second level supervisor for review
and approval.
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The second level supervisor receives e-mail with action item to review/approve
evaluation.
*Supervisors cannot review/share the performance evaluation with the employee
until after this step is completed.*
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If changes are required, the second level supervisor should select “Return” and
enter comments as to what needs to be changed by the supervisor. Comments
entered here are not visible by the employee.
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If the second level supervisor returns the evaluation to the supervisor,
comments are shown at the top of the page.
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Once the second level supervisor has approved the employee’s performance
evaluation, the supervisor will receive an e-mail with the action item to complete
the “Review Meeting”.
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Once the supervisor has reviewed the performance evaluation with
the employee, click on “Complete”. The performance evaluation is
then submitted to the employee for acknowledgement.
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The employee acknowledges the performance evaluation by clicking the
“Acknowledge” button found on the Performance Improvement Plan tab.
Comments can also be entered in the comment box, but are not required.
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Instructions
• Click here for Performance Evaluation
Instructions for Employees.
• Click here for Performance Evaluation
Instructions for Supervisors.