Evaluate Individual Performance, People Manager
Description
The people manager holds a formal performance review with the individual at a regular frequency or at the completion of assignments. The review encompasses all assignments completed or underway during the period.
The purpose of this review is to:
- Review performance against agreed objectives, including:
- Review performance on assignment(s)
- Review of development plan progress
- Identify changes to future assignments
- Provide any incentives or rewards for this period
The individual may also be asked to prepare information for the review in the form of a self-appraisal. This allows any differences in perceived performance to be highlighted. In addition, a more formal 360 degree review may take place where other managers, peers, customers and suppliers may be involved.
In addition, the objectives and goals for the next period may be reviewed and set.
Should there be a disagreement between perception of performance. Representatives from the personnel (Human Resources) Department may be called in to help mediate the performance evaluation.
If the individual is a contractor, the individual's performance is reviewed with the organisation holding the contract.
Audit Criteria
- Performance for the period documented and agreed by both people manager and individual
- Development Plan revised
- Incentives or rewards identified (if any)
Document Templates
- Template Links
Forms
Process Details
- Preferred Supplier List
- Competency Framework
- Incentives and reward guidelines
- Planning Guidelines
References
- Peter Drucker: Management: Tasks, Responsibilities and Practices:
Additional Details