performance appraisal

British  

noun

1. the assessment, at regular intervals, of an employee's performance at work

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Example Sentences

Even today, staff members say — and performance appraisal forms reiterate — that supervisors prioritize raising money and starting projects.

From New York Times

A separate Army investigation cited in the watchdog’s report found that NSC attorneys John Eisenberg and Michael Ellis, who issued Yevgeny Vindman a harsh performance appraisal, lacked objectivity and that it “would be difficult to justify” their negative assessment.

From Washington Post

In her ruling, which relied heavily on a 2011 Supreme Court decision that rejected a class action against Walmart, Jackson found that Ross and Josey had failed to explain how the company’s performance appraisal system discriminated against Black workers.

From Seattle Times

She concluded that they also failed to prove that the performance appraisal system discriminated against Black workers in the same way — a standard that would be required for a class action.

From Seattle Times

In one representative case from 2017, two Black employees of Lockheed Martin had alleged racial discrimination in the company’s performance appraisal system.

From Seattle Times