Dept. of Human Resources
Eastern Illinois University
Old Main Room 2010
600 Lincoln Avenue
Charleston, IL 61920
Hours: M-F, 8:00am - 4:30pm Smr Hours: M-Th 8-4:30; F 8-12
Local Phone: 217-581-3514
Fax: 217-581-3614
Email: humanres@eiu.edu
The goal of the Employee Performance Appraisal is to periodically provide employees with the information they need to be successful and to provide supervisors with the information they need to facilitate that success.
The forms are available on the "Forms" page under "Employee Performance Evaluation Forms".
If you are unable to access the downloads, stop by our office or contact Human Resources at 581-3514 to have a form sent by mail.
Civil Service appraisals should be done on an annual basis covering approximately 12 months. The beginning of the fiscal year is typically the beginning of the Civil Service Appraisal period for most employees. For new employees, the appraisal period may begin at the completion of probation or the date the employee is assigned. In these cases, the period might not be 12 months.
At the beginning of the appraisal period, supervisors need to meet with each employee and discuss expectations for the upcoming appraisal period. During the Performance Appraisal review period, be sure to document and discuss both positive and negative performance as needed. You and your employee should discuss any areas needing improvement and document to that effect. Do not send this form to Human Resources. Provide a copy to the employee and the supervisor should keep the original form until the end of the rating period.
At that time, all ratings and justifications will be completed – (next June 30 for most employees).
One of the most important aspects of the form is that it is not to be used to initiate any formal disciplinary actions. Disciplinary action should take place at the time of occurrence.
Unacceptable
A standard of performance well below minimum requirements; not effective
Needs Improvement
A standard of performance generally below acceptable standards; needs development
Meets Expectations
A standard of performance meeting all normal requirements of the position
Exceeds Expectations
A standard of performance generally exceeding expected results; above average
Outstanding
A standard of performance leaving no consequence to be desired; highest possible effectiveness