Nev. Admin. Code § 284.468 - Standards for performance of work
1. A standard for
the performance of work is a written statement prepared on a form prescribed by
the Division of Human Resource Management of the results or behavior, or both,
expected of an employee when the job elements of the employee's position are
satisfactorily performed under existing working conditions. Standards are
required for all classified positions.
2. The appointing authority is responsible
for ensuring that each position has standards and that each employee is
evaluated using those standards. The supervisor has responsibility for
establishing the initial standards, but the employee must be given the
opportunity to provide comments when the standards for his or her position are
revised.
3. The appointing
authority has final approval of the standards for a position.
4. Standards must be reviewed annually and
amended when appropriate.
5. Each
employee must be provided with a copy of the standards for his or her
position.
6. As used in this
section, "job elements" means :
(a) Quality of
work;
(b) Quantity of
work;
(c) Work habits;
(d) Relationships with other
persons;
(e) Taking action
independently;
(f) Meeting work
commitments;
(g) Analyzing
situations and materials; and
(h)
If supervising the work of other persons is part of the responsibilities of an
employee, supervising the work of other persons.
Notes
Added to NAC by Dep't of Personnel, eff. 10-26-84; A 8-28-85; A by Personnel Comm'n by R038-03 & R068-03, 10-30-2003
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