COURSES
Employee Performance Development
Government agencies have long sought to recognize,
reward and retain outstanding employees, but the civil service
system has made that extremely difficult to accomplish.
New mandates currently exist that allow government managers
more flexibility to reward employees, but agencies may not
use the higher pay caps unless OPM and the Office of Management
and Budget certify that their executive performance plans
make "meaningful distinctions based on relative performance."
Acquire the skills necessary to further emphasize employee
success and transform those employees into the leaders of
tomorrow.
Key Methodologies Covered
This training will focus on developing performance-based
employee performance plans by applying OPM core competencies
as a template for developing results-oriented employee performance
development plans. This framework is derived from best practices
at all levels of government and is compliant with Merit
Systems Protection Board.
| Training
Curriculum |
| Day
One Agenda: |
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Performance Development Mandates
and Trends
• Progress on the Presidents Management Agenda
(PMA)
• Updates on the Homeland Security Act
• Performance evaluation best practices and lessons
learned from federal, state and local levels |
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Adopt a "Performance-based" Approach
to Employee Development
• Align your employee development plan with agency
strategic plans
• Build employee development plans that reinforce
the requirements of the human capital plan to achieve
mission results
• Use workforce analysis results to keep plans
aligned and targeted |
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Developing the Plan
• Develop a performance measurement system using
the Logic Model as a framework
• Align individual plans to the organization’s
performance measurement system
• Focus on the performance results of the organization
to build a better product |
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Federal Case Study: Competency Model
• How to maintain a highly skilled, energized,
and empowered workforce that is focused on results
• Identify approaches to change workforce behavior |
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Adjourn |
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Day Two Agenda: |
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Monitoring, Counseling and Coaching Employees
• Serve as a basis for professional development
opportunities
• Encourage and improve communication between
employee and supervisor
• Assist employee and supervisor in identifying
future performance goals and objectives |
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Discussing Performance Improvement
• Establish what improvements are needed and the
timeframe for achievement
• Identify potential solutions to performance
problems
• Develop a performance improvement plan
• Obtain employee’s commitment to the plan |
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Communicating Your Plan: Explaining the
Value of Employee Development Programs
• Create an infrastructure that facilitates open
communication among all employee ranks
• Communicate the plan frequently and consistently
throughout the organization
• Perform six-month and year-end evaluations
• Promote continuous improvement of communication
systems and processes |
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Adjourn |
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DESCRIPTIONS |
| Course
Level: Intermediate |
| Format:
Group-Live |
| Prerequisites:
None |
| Advance
Preparation: None |
CPE Credits: 12
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| Tuition:
$1095 |
| MEET
CORE COMPETENCIES FOR |
| Human Resource Directors, Outsourcing
Specialists, Labor Relations, ADR Specialists, Personnel/Employee
Services |
| HOW
WILL YOU BENEFIT |
• Align employee development
plans with agency human capital and strategic plans
• Ensure that meaningful distinctions are made between
outstanding and adequate employees
• Set effective goals and allocate their human capital
and other resources to meet their goals |
| GET
CERTIFIED |
The Performance
Institute offers the only comprehensive certification
programs in government management.
This training program is part of the curriculum of the
following certification programs:
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The Performance Institute
is registered with the National Association
of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a
sponsor of continuing professional education on the
National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy
have final authority on the acceptance of individual
courses for CPE credit.
Complaints regarding sponsors may be addressed to the
National Registry of CPE Sponsors, 150 Fourth Avenue
North, Nashville, TN 37219-2417. Website: www.nasba.org
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