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    Performance Based

    Reward System

    An Introduction

    Vision PBRS

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    Performance ManagementSystemNational

    Development

    Plan Ministry

    Strategic Plan

    and APP

    Individual Job

    Responsibilities

    and Objectives

    Performance

    and

    DevelopmentPlan

    Performance

    and

    Development

    Review

    Individual

    Reward

    Risk ManagementMonitoring

    TrainingCoaching

    Motivation

    Problem SolvingDelegation

    Feedback

    Change Management

    Performance

    Based Reward

    System

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    PBRS DESCRIPTION A process that allows a linkage between

    PMS and individual accountability throughdevelopment and review of individualperformance objectives.

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    PBRS Structure/Roles

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    1. PSP

    2. PS

    3. Auditor General

    4. DPSM

    5. Director, Ministry Management

    6. Directors/HODs

    7. Supervisors

    8. Employees

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    PBRS Principles

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    1. Accountability

    2. Collaboration

    3. Excellence

    4. Growth

    5. Transparency

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    PBRS: Key Attributes Simple and easy to understand

    Builds from existing capacity level

    Aligned to Ministry Strategic Goals

    Portability

    Participatory

    Results driven

    Reduces subjectivity

    Cost efficient

    Integrative features

    Fluid

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    Why PBRS is

    important for

    employees Rewards reflect performance results

    Manage career

    Clarify work expectations

    Develop talents

    Solve work problems

    Improve work environment

    Grow with performance feedback Set work and training decisions with supervisor

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    Rewarding good

    performance keeps us a

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    Why PBRS is

    important for

    managers Opportunity to motivate employees

    Better utilization of scare resources

    Opportunity to promote the vision of the

    government and align objectives

    Opportunity to build capacity

    Builds employee accountability

    Builds team congruency Help build employee retention

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    Measuring

    performance will

    make us better at

    what we do.

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    Why PBRS is

    important for the

    organization Enhances the accountability framework

    Improves alignment

    Provides meaningful performance base reports

    Establishes communication channels across the

    organization

    Builds a continuous improvement mindset

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    .

    Working together at

    reaching goals will improve

    the way we do our work.

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    Key Operatives All good performance should be acknowledged and

    recognized.

    Positive reinforcement is key to improved performance.

    The PBRS Program applies to all permanent or

    probationary employees and Officer on contract.

    Assessment results contribute to recruitment decisions. Assessment results determines appointment from

    probationary staff to permanent staff.

    Assessment results help determine training needs.

    The achievement of measurable results determines the

    performance level.

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    PBRS: The Process

    Review PDP Guidelines

    Set work objectives

    Set development objectives

    Set objectives and measures

    Performance and DevelopmentPlan

    Review progress withachievements

    Record gaps and shifts

    Adjust Plan

    Check Point Meetings

    Reconcile objectives withachievements

    Promotion

    Learning experience

    Appointment to regular staff

    Non Monetary award

    Summarize and recommend

    Performance and DevelopmentReview

    PBRS Option 1: Performance andDevelopment Program

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    PBRS: Steps

    3.Performance

    and

    Development

    Review

    Annual Performance Plan

    1. Performance and

    Development Plan

    2. Check Point

    Meetings

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    PMSStrategic

    Plan

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    Step 1: PerformanceDevelopment Plan

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    Alignment and Development objectives

    12 month period (April 1 March 31)

    Bedrock for other two steps

    Employee/Supervisor agreement

    Requires measures and targets

    Documented and signed

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    Step 2: Check Points

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    occurs weekly from 5 min. on

    encouraged to review PDP quarterly

    promote dialogue, trust, sharing of

    information

    important points are recorded in aperformance log

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    Step 3: PerformanceReview

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    normally occurs at the end of the fiscal

    year

    NO SURPRISE

    completed no later than 30 calendar days

    from the end of the fiscal year.

    signed by the Permanent Secretary

    supervisor selects the rating whereas theemployee selects the reward.

    all rewards are non-monetary

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    Performance Ratings

    1. Exceptional (reward)

    2. Expected Performance (reward)

    3. Marginal/Needs Improvement (reward)

    4. Unsatisfactory (no increment)

    Unable to Rate

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    Performance Based RewardSystem

    Question

    Period