Employee performance evaluation

Topics include: performance management, employee terminations and more.

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When is an employee considered disabled?
Disability discrimination is a minefield for HR managers and constantly evolving legislation means it's vital that you stay up to date with current policy.
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How can I measure the business impact of employee learning and development?
Continuous engagement with an employee around their development within an organisation can help maintain a focussed and dedicated workforce.
A happy employee is being recognized by her manager for a job well done.
Five Factors in Rewarding Employee Performance
Rewarding employee performance is about more than just money, as employees want to feel valued and supported in their career.
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Grace Under Pressure: Handling Performance Issues at Work
Manage your employees' performance issues at work with grace and respect. Post job openings and find the right candidates at Monster.
How can you create accountability?
How to Create Accountability Without Pointing the Finger
How do you tread the fine line between motivating and discouraging? We all want our workforce to want to do well. But promoting accountability – personal responsibility for getting strong results – is tough, and can often end in a blame culture developing within your team. Monster has some top tips to help you navigate...
Looking for Talent That’s Right Under Your Nose
You can advertise to attract new people, or brief an agency to search, but it may be that you're overlooking people who already on your radar, such as... sections, CVs piled up under ‘Interview’, ‘Maybe’ and ‘No/Reject’, and once that’s all done you need to summon up the energy to compile a shortlist, juggle diaries, schedule the meetings and write the rejection letters. Easier to close the door and leave it for another day…or a colleague.

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How should I conduct employee appraisals?

Too many managers believe that an employee doing their job well is enough to justify their existence and that appraisals are a waste of time.