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Productivity – Packaging

Productivity - Packaging
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Employee Information

Employee Add/Change (not in use)

Employee Information

Employee Name
Employee Name
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Last

New Employee

Promotion

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Termination

Rehire

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Name of Person Submitting Form
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Self Assessment

Self Assessment

Employee Information

Supervisor Information

Rating Description

5 – Outstanding Performance – Employee performance is outstanding and far exceeds performance of peers. This may include one of the following: exceeding goal targets; meeting or exceeding expectations in spite of unusually challenging circumstances; or employee's performance influences others to perform better by either i) naturally motivating and inspiring others to perform better, ii) coaching others, or iii) creating results that pave the way for others and/or are used as a model.

4 – Excellent Performance – Employee performance is excellent. The next step for this employee would be to exceed targets, and/or influence others to improve their performance. Employee requires little guidance to perform at a high level.

3 – Good Performance – Employee performance is good and employee meets job performance standards in all or most areas. Employee is reliable in attaining expected results and is timely and efficient.

2 – Low Performance or Developing – Employee shows potential but performance is low. Employee may be new to the job or task and is developing. Employee requires frequent guidance.

1 – Unacceptable Performance – Employee performance is poor and requires significant improvement in the short-term. Employee may actually be doing things that negatively affects others' performance or puts Lottery at risk. Requires performance improvement plan.

Using the rating definitions explained above, select the "Rating" next to each section to assess your performance over the last year with respect to each Performance and Value Attribute.

Performance Attributes

(Measuring how you do your job.)

Value Attributes

(Behaviors associated with how you do your job.)

 

Comments

Verification of Review

By signing this form, you confirm that you have discussed this review in detail with your supervisor. Signing this form does not necessarily indicate that you agree with this evaluation.
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Performance Improvement Plan (PIP)

Performance Improvement Plan (PIP)

The purpose of this Performance Improvement Plan is to define serious areas of concern, gaps in your work performance, reiterate Crowded Group, Inc. expectations, and allow you the opportunity to demonstrate improvement and commitment.

Crowded Group, Inc. values you as an employee and desires to see you fulfill your full potential.

Employee Information

Supervisor's Information

Performance Improvement Plan

Bullet point issues and how employee’s lack of performance and/or behavior has affected their co-workers, company, and customers.
Include dates and times you have addressed the issues in the recent or relevant past. Reference previous documents when applicable.

Step 1: Improvement Goals

These are the goals related to areas of concern to be improved and addressed.

Step 2: Activity Goals

Listed below are activities that will help you reach each goal.
 
 

Step 3: Resources

Listed below are resources available to you to complete your Improvement activities (may include other people’s time or expertise, training materials and activities, or time away from usual responsibilities.)

Step 4: Management Support

Listed below are ways in which your manager will support your Improvement activities.

Step 5: Expectations

The following performance standards must be accomplished to demonstrate progress towards achievement of each Improvement goal.

Timeline for Improvement, Consequences and Expectations

Probation Period
During this time you will be expected to make regular progress on the plan outlined above. Failure to meet or exceed these expectations, or any display of gross misconduct will result in further disciplinary action, up to and including termination.

In addition, if there is no significant improvement to indicate that the expectations and goals will be met within the timeline indicated above, your employment may be terminated prior to the end of your probation period.

Furthermore, failure to maintain performance expectations after the completion of the Performance Improvement Plan may result in additional disciplinary action up to and including termination.

This Performance Improvement Plan does not alter the employment-at-will relationship. Additionally, the contents of this Plan are to remain confidential.

Should you have questions or concerns regarding the content, you will be expected to follow up directly with the Human Resource Department.

Verification of Review

By signing this form, you confirm that you have discussed this Performance Improvement Plan in detail with your supervisor.
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Payroll Action

Payroll Action Form

Employee Information

Employee Name
Employee Name
First
Last

New Employee

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Promotion

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Raise

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Termination

Rehire

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Name of Person Submitting Form
Management Approved?

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Time Off Request

Time Off Request
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