Common use of Summative Assessment Clause in Contracts

Summative Assessment. The Summative Assessment is the end judgment of the evaluator about the overall performance level of the employee, either satisfactory or unsatisfactory. The evaluator must call attention to area(s) in which an employee may require improved job performance, if any. If performance is satisfactory but the evaluator has suggestions for making it better, s/he comments in Section B. If performance is unsatisfactory in an area, the evaluator notes the concern in Section C. and provides a specific Plan of Improvement. The plan should be specific as to the needed areas of improvement, the goals and objectives desired, and the particular course of action to be followed, including the timeline for accomplishment.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Agreement, Agreement, Agreement

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