HR Definitions - Workforce Performance Flashcards

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Define appraisal

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A formal assessment of an employee’s performance

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Define managerial assessment

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A method of appraisal where a manager examines and evaluates an employee’s performance

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Define self-assessment

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Employees asses their own performance, often using a tick sheet to grade aspects of their work. Could be a stand alone method or in advance of a managerial appraisal

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4
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Define peer assessment

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When the appraisal is carried out by a work colleague

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Define 360° appraisal

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Involves an employee receiving feedback from several people in the organisation. More appropriate for staff who work in large businesses within multiple teams

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6
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Define labour turnover

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Concerned with measuring the number of employees who have left the business

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Define absenteeism

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Employees are absent from work with minor medical ailments - could be an indicator of low morale and motivation levels

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Define late arrivals

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The percentage of times employees are not punctual for their shift

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Define workforce productivity

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A measure of output per employee in a particular period of time - indicator of employee performance

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10
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Define holiday entitlement

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The UK statutory minimum is 28 days (inc. Bank Holidays) - can offer above this (average is 33.5 days)

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Define performance related pay

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A financial reward to employees whose work is considered to have reached a required standard and/or above average. Generally used when work cannot be measured in terms of output

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