28 Miss. Code. R. 305-2.16 - Performance Appraisals
Appraisals of employee performances are used to measure the progress and performance of employees.
A. All appraisals shall be performed on forms
approved by the Executive Director.
B. An employee's appraisal is his or her
supervisor's assessment of their performance on the job. Every effort is made
to ensure its fairness and accuracy. Performance appraisals shall not be
discussed with other employees who do not have a need to know.
C. Appraisals are administered without regard
for age, race, sex, religious beliefs, political affiliation, national origin
or disability status.
D. Appraisal
frequency can be any time depending on circumstances but normally is scheduled
as follows:
1. During the third month of the
probationary period for new hires or employees assigned to new
positions.
2. During the sixth
month of the probationary period a probationary employee may be recommended for
regular status or assignment to regular status in a new position, which would
not commence until the first day of their seventh month of employment or
assignment.
3. Appraisals of
performance for a regular employee shall generally be made annually, prior to
the end of the fiscal year - June 30th.
4. Department Managers shall review each
appraisal and comments of employees assigned to their department. All
appraisals shall be placed in the employee's personnel folder in the Human
Resources Department. Employees shall sign their appraisal at the time that the
review is presented to them by their supervisor. An employee's signature
indicates only that he or she has reviewed the appraisal, not necessarily that
they agree with it. Employees are encouraged to supplement the appraisal with
their own comments.
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