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Roseville City Council
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Meeting Date
10/24/2005
Meeting Type
Regular
Resolution #
10348
Resolution Title
Establishing a New Exempt Compensation Plan and a Non-Exempt Compensation Plan
Resolution Date Passed
10/24/2005
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<br />Attachment B <br /> <br />Performance Standards - Setting & Reviewing Goal Achievements: <br /> <br />When setting and reviewing the achievement of departmental and individual goals for the standard <br />hourly merit component the following characteristics should be incorporated and reviewed. <br /> <br />y Productivity. Employee made a substantial contribution to the continued operation and growth of <br />the department. Performance consistently exceeded job requirements. The employee's work <br />effOli produced a positive, significant outcome for the City by improving the effectiveness and <br />efficiency of the department. <br /> <br />y Consistency. Employee consistently went above and beyond what was required in nearly all <br />aspects of the job. Exceptional service was consistently applied to Roseville citizens and <br />employees. <br /> <br />y Quality. Quality of work was consistently high. Employee demonstrated accuracy, thorouglmess, <br />and effectiveness in perfonning work assignments. City operations were measurably enhanced by <br />the employee's work. <br /> <br />y Quantity. Quantity of work was consistently high. The amount of work produced clearly <br />exceeded performance expectations. Employee perfonned at a high energy level. <br /> <br />y Initiative. Employee demonstrated a high level of initiative and/or leadership. Employee took the <br />initiative to solve problems or to find new, creative, and better ways of perfol111ing job functions. <br />The person was eager to take on new assignments and took action without detailed instmctions. <br /> <br />y Cost Management. Employee demonstrated good judgment in making financial decisions or <br />decisions affecting City finances. Employee recognized the financial implication of all their <br />decisions. Employee was very cost conscious and displayed sound judgment in managing and <br />controlling expenses. Employee ensured that all expenditures were in the best interests of the City. <br />Costs were reduced by anticipating and preventing potential problems. <br /> <br />y Time Management. Employee was efficient in use of time and resources. Employee <br />demonstrated the ability to successfully prioritize when faced with requests, demands, and <br />deadlines. Employee consistently meets deadlines and accomplishes more in less time and <br />displayed energy and enthusiasm in perfonning daily responsibilities. <br /> <br />Approval Process: <br /> <br />All merit pay requests are submitted by memo with the attached criteria documents tbJ:ough the supervisor <br />and/or department head to Human Resources. This memo outlines the reasoning for the melit <br />recommendation and indicates whether it is to be a one time lump sum payment or a standard hourly wage <br />payment. All supporting documentation as to the completion of goals, accomplishments, reasons why merit <br />pay is warranted, and the percentage or dollar amount of merit pay which is being recommended should be <br />included. <br /> <br />Dona Bacon <br /> <br />Page 4 <br /> <br />10/20/2005 <br />
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