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Performance management

Performance management consists of two parallel processes. The first is the informal, day-to-day management of individuals and teams by their immediate line manager. The second is the formal framework within which the performance of individuals and teams is assessed and improved.


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    Damage limitation is down to business

    by Mike Berry 11 Jul 2005
    by Mike Berry 11 Jul 2005

    Business has a key role to play in keeping confidence high in the wake of London's terrorist attacks.

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    Business as usual as continuity plans kick in

    by dan thomas 8 Jul 2005
    by dan thomas 8 Jul 2005

    Continuity plans meant the terrorist attack had little impact on City business.

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    Conference backs call for ‘human capital officer’ in all organisations

    by dan thomas 6 Jul 2005
    by dan thomas 6 Jul 2005

    Most HR professionals back creation of human capital officer to ensure people data gets measured.

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    FSA tackles performance issues

    by Michael Millar 1 Jul 2005
    by Michael Millar 1 Jul 2005

    The Financial Services Authority acts on poor performance by staff.

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    PAs to quit UK for shorter hours and less stress

    by dan thomas 29 Jun 2005
    by dan thomas 29 Jun 2005

    Large numbers of personal assistants (PAs) are considering working abroad, according to research.

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    Job satisfaction for women workers in serious decline

    by Mike Berry 27 Jun 2005
    by Mike Berry 27 Jun 2005

    Average levels of job satisfaction among women workers has been falling for 15 years, despite greater equality in the workplace and flexible working laws.

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    ‘Presenteeism’ infects white-collar workplace

    by dan thomas 27 Jun 2005
    by dan thomas 27 Jun 2005

    The UK's long-hours culture is becoming endemic in the world of the white-collar worker.

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    Performance management: the evil ones

    by Personnel Today 21 Jun 2005
    by Personnel Today 21 Jun 2005

    Every workplace has difficult staff who can make life hell. HR specialist Louise Etheridge identifies the five worst offenders, and ways in which to tackle them

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    Performance and staff shortages keep managers awake at night

    by Michael Millar 15 Jun 2005
    by Michael Millar 15 Jun 2005

    Staff performance and shortages are major threats to UK business, causing many senior managers to have sleepless nights, research reveals.

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    HR is the unhappiest profession in the UK

    by Michael Millar 14 Jun 2005
    by Michael Millar 14 Jun 2005

    HR staff, the guardians of workplace well-being, are the unhappiest workers of any profession in the UK, new research shows.

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    Tears on my pillow: why is HR so unhappy?

    by Michael Millar 14 Jun 2005
    by Michael Millar 14 Jun 2005

    The smiling and confident image of the nation's HR professionals has been shattered by a poll highlighting them as the most unhappy workers in the UK. Michael Millar reports

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    DWP braced for renewed unrest

    by Personnel Today 7 Jun 2005
    by Personnel Today 7 Jun 2005

    A long-running dispute at the Department for Work and Pensions looks set to be rekindled,

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    Sabotage of IT systems is an inside job

    by Anthony Savvas 19 May 2005
    by Anthony Savvas 19 May 2005

    Insiders who sabotage their organisation’s network are almost always motivated by revenge, said a joint report from the US Secret Service and the Computer Emergency Response Team.

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    New scheme bridges generation gap

    by Personnel Today 26 Apr 2005
    by Personnel Today 26 Apr 2005

    French pharmaceutical firm Galderma has introduced a competency scheme to tackle a generation gap between more experienced staff and younger...

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    Lack of leaders ensures global HR never sleeps

    by Personnel Today 19 Apr 2005
    by Personnel Today 19 Apr 2005

    Developing good leaders is not just a headache for the UK – it is the number one problem keeping HR...

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