Performance Management
NinerTalent Stakes—Performance Management
UNC Charlotte runs on the individual accomplishments of our faculty and staff performed within their roles. Our performance management process allows supervisors and employees to clearly communicate performance abilities as well as evaluate achievements.
This communication between managers and employees opens the door for important growth opportunities, such as:
- recognizing accomplishments and/or identifying developmental needs;
- promoting greater understanding of current and/or future goals (University, departmental, work unit), as well as their specific role in facilitating the achievement of these objectives; and
- discussing skills and development/enhancement opportunities to encourage continuous learning and enable career growth.
Note: All staff employees, regardless of status, are required to have an annual performance appraisal. Information on the annual review process for faculty can be found in the Academic Personnel Procedures Handbook.
Important Dates and Deadlines
SHRA Performance Actions
Appraisal Actions | Action Owner | Due Date |
Employee Self-Appraisal | Employee | March 31 |
Supervisor Appraisal | Supervisor/Appraiser | April 30 |
Appraisal Approval | Next Level Supervisor/Manager | May 7 |
Release Appraisal | Supervisor/Appraiser | May 14 |
Employee Acknowledges Appraisal | Employee | May 21 |
Performance Plan Actions | Action Owner | Due Date |
Performance Plan Creation | Supervisor | July 8 |
Plan Approval | Next Level Supervisor/Manager | July 15 |
Employee Acknowledges Plan | Employee | July 22 |
Note: A new action cannot be started until the previous action is completed, regardless of the open date.
EHRA Performance Actions
Appraisal Actions | Action Owner | Due Date |
Employee Self-Appraisal (optional) | Employee | TBD by supervisor |
Supervisor Appraisal | Supervisor | June 15 |
Appraisal Approval (optional) | Unit/Department Head | June 22 |
Release Appraisal to Employee | Supervisor | June 22 |
Employee Acknowledges Appraisal | Employee | June 30 |
Tips and Resources for Managers
- Open communication is key to accurate performance appraisals.
- Reviewing the self-appraisals can give supervisors a better understanding of the employee’s performance this cycle from their perspective and has the opportunity to open up a dialogue for both the supervisor and employee to describe the employee’s performance from each’s point of view. This may result in a more objective appraisal.
Video Tutorials
Introduction
Performance Planning Action
Tools
Goal Setting/Appraisal Tools
Calibration Tools
Talent Development Tools