Assessment Task 2 Individual Major Project

Assessment Task 2 — Individual Major Project

One of the key roles of human resource managers is to develop and communicate an organisation's Employee Performance and Development Review process. The Employee Performance and Development Review is for supervisors/managers to assess their employees' performance over the review period.

Design an Employee Performance and Development Review Instruction Manual for your organisation (or an organisation of choice). The purpose of the instruction manual is to provide resources for managers to evaluate and give feedback to staff on their performance. It is an annual review process and your instruction manual should contain:

1. A brief overview of the organisation (approx. 150 words)
2. A description of the stages in the Employee Performance Review process (approx. 300 words)
3. A memo from the Human Resource Manager to all employees outlining the Employee Performance Review process (approx. 200 words)
4. An instruction training PowerPoint slide pack to train managers in the Employee Performance Management process (maximum of 10 slides only)
5. A Sample Employee Performance Review form (no word limit, it will depend on the design of your form)
6. A guide for managers to providing feedback at the Employee Performance Review meeting (500 words)

All six elements must be collated into one document before uploading into Turnitin.

All references material must be appropriately cited in the text of your Employee Performance and Development Review Instruction Manual. Include a separate reference section that includes the full citation information. Follow the style guidelines for the Academy of Management Journal. Note that Wikipedia and similar websites are NOT acceptable sources for this assignment.

The Employee Performance and Development Review Instruction Manual is due on Monday 28 September, 11.55pm. Extensions will ONLY be given in documented cases of severe illness or emergency, and will be managed through the University Special Consideration process. Such applications must be accompanied by documentation (i.e., doctor's certificate). Special Considerations should be submitted no more than three days before the due date and no more than three days after the due date. Please contact your Tutor or the Subject Coordinator if you require further information.