Bulletin Board - Review and Comment
Step 1 of 3: Comment on Document
There are 3 steps in the submission process. You must complete all three steps in one session, otherwise your comments will be lost.
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2. Type your feedback and then click the"Save Comment" button in the lower-right of the comment box.
3. Do not open more than one comment box at the same time.
4. When you have finished making comments, go to step 2 by clicking on the “Save and Continue” button at the very bottom of this page.
Important Information
During the comment process you are connected to a database. Like internet banking, the session that connects you to the database may time-out due to inactivity or if you close your browser or go to a different tab/window and try to come back.
To ensure that your comments are received:
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DO NOT jump between web pages/applications while logging comments.
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DO NOT log comments for more than one document at a time.
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DO NOT leave your submission unfinished. If you need to take a break, submit your current set of comments now and return later to make a further submission. You will receive a copy of your comments so that you can see what you have already said.
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DO NOT exit from the interface until you have completed all three steps of the submission process. Simply saving a comment in the comment box does not mean it is submitted and if you exit the system, you will not be able to retrieve it later.
When you finalise your submission in step 3 your comments will be emailed to the Document Author with a copy to you, and to policy@mq.edu.au for record keeping purposes.
(1) The purpose of this Procedure is to outline the process involved in Development, Performance and Review (DPR). (2) This Procedure applies to all continuing and fixed term staff employed under the University and its Controlled Entities (the University). (3) This procedure should be read in conjunction with the Development, Performance and Review Policy. (4) DPR is conducted throughout the year. It involves: (5) A staff member’s manager/DPR supervisor will provide them with information on the Faculty/School/Department Entity/Portfolio plans for the coming year. (6) The manager/DPR supervisor will meet with a staff member to discuss and agree on their DPR goals, performance indicators and learning and development plans and ensure these are captured in the dedicated online DPR system. (7) For staff who have completed the probationary period and have received confirmation of their employment, the manager/DPR supervisor and staff member is expected to set and agree to DPR goals within one (1) month at the completion of probation. (8) The manager/DPR supervisor will review and where necessary provide feedback on a staff member’s proposed DPR goals, performance indicators and development plans. The manager/DPR supervisor is responsible for final approval of a staff member’s DPR goals, performance indicators and development plans. (9) Managers/DPR supervisors are expected to have regular discussions with staff members to review progress and provide and discuss feedback on performance. In these discussions managers/DPR supervisors will: (10) Managers/DPR supervisors will provide staff with informal coaching and developmental support. (11) Managers/DPR supervisors will provide timely feedback regarding: (12) A staff member’s manager/DPR supervisor will prepare for an end-of-year DPR discussion with the staff member by reviewing the staff member’s documented achievements and progress against goals for the year and preparing feedback on the staff member’s performance and learning and development goals. (13) A staff member’s manager/DPR supervisor will meet with the staff member to review and evaluate their performance during the year and ensure this is captured in the dedicated online DPR system. (14) Where an end-of-year performance rating is required, and there are ratings in a work area from more than one supervisor, the Head of Office or Head of School/Department may conduct a moderation process to ensure ratings are applied consistently. If required, managers/DPR supervisors will participate in a moderation process. Following this process, managers/DPR supervisors will advise staff of the review outcome. (15) If a staff member requests a review of their DPR by higher-level staff, the manager/DPR supervisor will refer the DPR and other documentation to the next supervisory level for review. (16) The next-level supervisor will meet with the staff member before making a determination on the review. If the matter cannot be resolved and the staff member considers there are issues of bias, direct or indirect discrimination as identified in the Discrimination, Bullying and Harassment Prevention Policy, the matter is then referred to the Chief People Officer for consideration. (17) Staff members should refer to the Development, Performance and Review website for information on the process and how to use the online DPR system. (18) Staff prepare or review initial proposed performance objectives, learning and development plans and performance expectations and discuss these with their manager/DPR supervisor. (19) Relevant information may include (but is not limited to): (20) Following discussion with their manager/DPR supervisor, staff must ensure their goals and learning and development plan is captured in the online DPR system and submitted to their manager/DPR supervisor for final approval. (21) Staff are encouraged to document achievements, milestones and any additional goals they wish to pursue as part of regular development and performance discussions with their manager/DPR supervisor. (22) Staff should regularly discuss progress and outcomes with their manager/DPR supervisor, both providing and seeking feedback, and raising support needed to achieve their performance and development goals. (23) Staff prepare for the end-of-year DPR discussion by reviewing their performance and learning and development goals and evaluating achievements and progress. (24) Staff must meet with their manager/DPR supervisor during the year to review and evaluate performance. (25) Following the end-of-year DPR discussion, staff must update their online DPR and submit it to their manager/DPR supervisor for review. (26) If a staff member does not agree with the goals or outcomes of the DPR, a review by higher-level staff can be requested by providing relevant supplementary information for review and final determination. (27) HR Shared Services provide the first-line assistance for DPR enquiries, including responding to process and system-related queries. (28) HR Shared Services will escalate enquiries requiring HR advice or specialist support to the relevant HR Business Partner or HR Consultant. (29) HR Business Partners and HR Consultants will: (30) Capability, Culture and Inclusion will monitor and report DPR completion rates at the University-wide level as appropriate. (31) Capability, Culture and Inclusion will ensure information, guidance, materials, and resources relating to on the DPR system and process are available to managers and staff. (32) The Chief People Officer will consider and decide matters relating to alleged bias or discrimination referred for review.Development, Performance and Review Procedure
Section 1 - Purpose
Scope
Section 2 - Policy
Section 3 - Procedures
Responsibilities and Required Actions
Manager/DPR Supervisor
Setting DPR Goals
Review Progress and Provide Feedback
Perform End-Of-Year Review
Request Review by Higher-Level Staff
Staff Member
Setting Goals
Review Progress, Give and Receive Feedback
Perform End-Of-Year Review
Request Review by Higher-Level Staff
HR Shared Services
HR Business Partners and HR Consultants
Capability, Culture and Inclusion
Chief People Officer
Section 4 - Guidelines
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