Common use of Score Clause in Contracts

Score. The score represents the product of the average rates of all the targets for each key performance indicator, and the weight for the respective key performance area; e.g. if the average rate is 3 and the weighting is 15, then the weighted score = 3 X 15, which equals 45.

Appears in 9 contracts

Samples: Performance Plan, Performance Agreement, Performance Agreement

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