- Overview of the Process
- Overview of the Forms
- Probationary Evaluations
- Using ePerformance Year Round
Overview of the Process
The annual evaluation process occurs between April 1 and July 31 and consists of the following steps:
- Employee writes their self-evaluation
- Evaluator drafts their evaluation of the employee's performance
- Evaluator’s supervisor reviews and approves the evaluation
- Employee and evaluator meet to discuss the evaluation
- Employee completes the electronic sign-off acknowledging receipt (option to make comments)
- Evaluator reviews comments (if applicable) and finalizes
For convenience, automated notifications are sent to the person responsible for each step as it becomes available.
Overview of the Forms
The performance evaluation forms for all employees include a set of competencies, the Success Factors, as well as a consistent rating scale. They have been scaled to better represent each subfunction’s level and role in the organization (union-eligible, support task expert, subject matter professional, management and leadership). Success Factors describe how you do the various duties of your job.
- Accountability: Owns decisions, outcomes, work products, etc. that are within the scope of one’s role.
- Collaboration: Works inclusively to build trust and accomplish tasks, goals, and initiatives.
- Communication: Provides information clearly and accurately in various settings, ensuring understanding and participation.
- Customer Focus: Understands, anticipates, and appropriately responds to internal and/or external customers’ needs.
- Diversity & Inclusion: Values differences by ensuring that all people are included, respected and can engage in their work to the best of their abilities.
- Judgment: Makes appropriate decisions and evaluates risk and uncertainty to create optimal outcomes.
- Time Management: Actively manages time to most effectively accomplish work, projects, objectives, and goals.
For union-eligible employees, a summary of Key Responsibilities will be automatically populated as an eighth rated section.
Probationary Evaluations
Probationary evaluations are not required by policy, but can help ensure employees and supervisors are on the same page.
- Union Eligible (coming soon)
- Support Task Expert (coming soon)
- Subject Matter Professional (coming soon)
- Management (coming soon)
- Leadership (coming soon)
Reviewed 2020-03-27