Performance Work Plan (PWP) Clause Samples

The Performance Work Plan (PWP) clause defines the requirement for a detailed document outlining the specific tasks, deliverables, and performance standards expected from a contractor or service provider. Typically, the PWP sets forth timelines, quality benchmarks, and reporting procedures, serving as a roadmap for project execution and evaluation. By establishing clear expectations and measurable criteria, this clause helps ensure accountability and provides a basis for assessing whether contractual obligations are being met.
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Performance Work Plan (PWP). (a) During the first thirty (30) calendar days of the rating period, performance work plans will be discussed, signed and issued to all employees by Rating Officials. PWPs must be completed by Rating Officials and reviewed and approved by Reviewing Officials prior to being issued to employees. (b) Rating officials will solicit the input of employees before implementing employees’ PWPs. The rating official shall meet with the employee at the beginning of his or her rating cycle to develop, review, and reissue a PWP. In no case shall the meeting between the rating official and the employee take place later than thirty (30) calendar days after the beginning of the rating cycle or thirty (30) calendar days from starting a new position. (c) During the meeting the rating official will clearly and concisely describe the expectations and standards under each of the proposed work objectives, and shall also inform the employee that he or she may request that his or her PWP be reconsidered if an employee’s duties have been modified or if it can be shown that the work objectives or standards are unrealistic or are not pertinent to the position’s duties. The rating official will also inform the employee that any request for reconsideration shall be directed to the reviewing official. However, this provision should in no way be construed as a waiver of the Union’s right to bargain over the impact and implementation of the assignment of new duties to employees. (d) Employees shall be notified five (5) workdays in advance of any meeting with a reviewing official under Sections 3 (b and c) above. For purposes of this Article, such meetings between reviewing officials and their employees to discuss their PWPs shall be considered formal discussions. To that effect, upon the employee(s’) request, the Union shall be afforded notice and the opportunity to attend such meetings. (e) Subsequent to the meeting to discuss the PWP, the employee shall be provided five
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