Or. Admin. Code § 291-077-0030 - Performance Awards
(1) All
inmates housed in a Department of Corrections facility, or housed with a
designated outside agency while participating in a work release program
administered under the authority of the Department of Corrections, except
inmates who are provided compensation by the department or Oregon Corrections
Enterprises for their daily full-time participation in a Prison Industries
Enhancement (PIE) certified inmate work program, may be considered at the
discretion of the department for a monthly performance award in accordance with
these rules.
(2) The awards will be
made based on three primary considerations: the level of responsibility
associated with an inmate's program assignments; the level of performance
demonstrated by the inmate in his/her program assignments; and the inmate's
institutional conduct. Individual performance awards will be determined based
on each eligible inmate's total monthly performance points.
(3) Daily Points: The department will credit
each eligible inmate with points equal to the value of the responsibility level
for the inmate's program assignment for each day of satisfactory work
performance of a qualifying program. Satisfactory level of performance will be
determined on a pass/fail basis. The total points credited to the inmate for
each day equals the inmate's daily points.
(4) Monthly Performance Points:
(a) Each month the department will add
together the inmate's daily points for that month to determine the inmate's
monthly performance points. The monetary awards associated with specific ranges
of accrued points earned during the month are set forth in Appendix
A.
(b) The department will deduct a
fixed percentage of each performance award made to inmates under these rules,
to be credited to a general victims assistance fund. The department will credit
the remainder of any monetary award to each recipient inmate's trust
account.
(5)
Responsibility Level: The department will assign a level of responsibility for
each qualifying program assignment. The Assistant Director of Operations or
designee will determine a specific responsibility level for each qualifying
program.
(a) Qualifying program assignments
will be assigned a responsibility level determined from a job description from
the Department of Labor, Dictionary of Occupational Trades (DOT) that best
describes the duties of the assignment. Each DOT job description includes skill
level rating for specific vocational preparation (SV), reasoning, language and
math.
(b) The Assistant Director
for of Operations or designee may assign a qualifying program assignment a
responsibility level that differs from the DOT job description when deemed
appropriate to more accurately reflect the level of responsibility associated
with a particular program assignment in a correctional setting. However, in no
case will the responsibility level be assigned based on the monetary value of
the inmate's work to the facility or any public agency or private
enterprise.
(6)
Satisfactory Performance: Program supervisors will submit to the functional
unit manager or designee, their daily pass/fail assessment for each inmate's
performance in each qualifying program. The daily assessment will be based on
the inmate's attendance, performance quality, performance effort, interpersonal
communications with staff and fellow inmates, self-improvement effort, and
ability to follow directions.
(7)
Multiple Program Assignments: Inmates will be credited with points from only
one assignment in the work program category and one assignment in the
work-based education/treatment category in any given day. Inmates will be
credited with points from the highest responsibility level in each of the two
categories in a specific day. A failing level of performance in any of the
program assignment category will result in no points being awarded in that
category for that day.
Notes
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Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 179.040, 423.020, 423.030 & 423.075
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 179.040, 423.020, 423.030 & 423.075
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