Types of Special Evaluations Clause Samples

The "Types of Special Evaluations" clause defines the various categories or methods of assessments that may be conducted under an agreement, typically to address specific circumstances or requirements beyond standard evaluations. This clause may outline different evaluation types such as technical reviews, compliance audits, or performance assessments, and specify when and how each type is to be used. By clearly delineating the types of special evaluations, the clause ensures that all parties understand the scope and procedures for these assessments, thereby promoting transparency and reducing the risk of disputes over evaluation processes.
Types of Special Evaluations. Special evaluations are conducted when a unit member's job performance is less than effective. Special evaluations are of two (2) types: 14.8.1.1. Those that occur to follow up on a unit member previously designated as less than effective. 14.8.1.2. Those that may occur at any time the supervisor determines that any aspect of the unit member's performance is less than effective. (See Section 14.8.7.)
Types of Special Evaluations. Special evaluations are conducted when a unit member's job performance is less than effective. Special evaluations are of two (2) types:

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