Performance Evaluation System
This system is a management prerogative. The State exercises this management
right to evaluate its' employees within the constraints found within the PEF/NYS
Agreement. As a steward you should know:
- ONLY UNSATISFACTORY performance evaluations can be appealed.
- Appeals should be reviewed on procedure and merit.
- All employees have the right to attach comments to their evaluations
and should be encouraged to do so.
- Any concerns not addressed in the MOU of the Agreement are legitimate
subjects for Labor/Management discussions.
- Appeal forms are available from your facility or PEF Field Representative.
The following is a checklist for investigating unsatisfactory evaluations:
- Was there an initial conference?
- Was the employee provided an employee worksheet?
- Was the reviewer a management/confidential employee?
- Did the immediate supervisor of record sign the performance program as
the rater?
- Was the performance program timely?
Does the performance program contain:
- tasks and objectives?
- standards of achievement as relates to each task?
Do the tasks and objectives accurately describe what the employee's job is
- Are the standards realistic and attainable?
- Was the six (6) month recertification timely?
- Is the rater a permanent employee?
Your Field Representative should be immediately contacted.
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