Collaborative Development of Critical and Non-Critical Elements and Performance Measures Clause Samples

Collaborative Development of Critical and Non-Critical Elements and Performance Measures. 1. Critical elements, non-critical elements and performance measures will be established by the supervisor in collaboration with the employee. 2. Employees are entitled to an explanation of the rationale for their critical elements, non- critical elements and performance measures placed in their performance plan. Furthermore, the immediate supervisor and employee will discuss, face-to-face, if practicable, what is expected of the employee, methods and resources to achieve the critical elements, non- critical elements and performance measures, and any concerns the employee may have. 3. Each supervisor will, after meeting and conferring with each employee, identify in writing those critical elements, non-critical elements and performance measures for each employee under her or his supervision. Critical elements, non-critical elements and performance measures so identified must be consistent with the duties and responsibilities contained in the employee's properly classified position description, and applied in a fair, consistent, and reasonable manner.

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