PAS 700 U4 Flashcards

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What is Performance Management

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An ongoing process affecting organisational success by having employees work together with the managers to set expectations, review results and reward performance

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What is Performance appraisal

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A process of evaluating employee’s performance based on set standards and communicating that information to employees

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Job analysis

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Examines the tasks, duties, and reponsibilities related to a certain job title.

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Job evaluation

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Assessing the job’s worth to the organisation also helps with setting new ranges of pay.

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Performance appraisals as administrative instruments

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Used for:
1. compensation decisions
2. Staffing decisions
3. Performance feedback (Hamburger method)
4. Direction for future performance
5. Identifying future training and developmental needs.

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Why employees do not perform well in orgs

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  1. Heavy handed management
  2. Poor lines of reporting
  3. Lack of the rightful equipment & info to carry out jobs.
  4. Lack of motivation
  5. Family issues such as divorce
  6. Unsafe working environments
  7. Ineffective job placements
  8. Lack of communication within the organisation
  9. Ineffective job training
  10. Legal constraints
  11. Conflict between ethical standards and Job demands
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Importance of PAs

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Performance Appraisals are vital in an organisation as they are crucial to the development of employee’s. Effective PA’s contribute to the employees satisfaction and motivation when done correctly.

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Phases of the Performance Cycle

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Phase 1- Performance Planning ( PA agreements & work plans)
Phase 2- Review and feedback (Coaching & counselling)
Phase 3- Performance appraisal
Phase 4- Rewarding & managing poor performance

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Integrated nature of Performance Appraisals

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  1. Human resource planning
  2. Probation and promotion
  3. Merit pay increases
  4. Employee training and development
  5. Dismissals
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Principles regarding performance appraisals

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  1. Results Orientation
  2. Training and development
  3. Rewarding good performance
  4. Managing poor performance
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Steps in appraisal process

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  1. Determine performance requirements
  2. Choose appropriate appraisal method
  3. Train supervisors
  4. Discuss methods with employees
  5. Appraise according to job standards
  6. Discuss appraisal with employees
  7. Determine future performance goals (hamburger method)
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Types of Performance appraisals

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  1. Appraisals by managers
  2. Peer appraisals
  3. Appraisals by customers
  4. Self-ratings
  5. Reverse rating appraisals
  6. Team portfolio appraisals
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Performance Appraisal problems

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  1. Rater bias
  2. Halo effect
  3. Recency ratings
  4. Stereotyping
  5. Leniency effect
  6. Central tendency
  7. Strictness
  8. Overall ratings
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