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Title: Performance Agreements


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  • Performance Agreements

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LINKS.
  • Clerks Priorities
  • The RPP
  • The integrated HR and business plan
  • Values and Ethics
  • Key Leadership Competencies

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LINKS Cascading Commitments
Government Plans and Priorities, Departmental
Mandates, and Services to Canadians
Priorities of the Clerk of the Privy Council
Deputy Head Performance Agreement
Report on Plans and Priorities (RPP)
Accountabilities are assigned through all
branches, sectors, and policy and program areas
Assistant Deputy Head(s) Performance Agreement
(s)
Job descriptions should provide much of the
information for Ongoing Commitments
Executive Performance Agreement (s)
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LINKS Clerks priorities
  • Planning integrated HR and business plan
  • Recruitment
  • Employee development
  • Enabling infrastructure
  • http//www.pco-bcp.gc.ca/docs/Clerk/ClerksSpeeches
    /20070418-ADM_e.ppt

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LINKS Key Leadership Competencies
From a foundation of Values and Ethics, PS
leaders deliver results through Strategic
Thinking, Engagement and Management Excellence
DELIVERING through Action Management, People
Management, Financial Management
COMPETENCIES
MOBILIZING people, organizations, partners
Management Excellence
INNOVATING through analysis ideas
Engagement
SERVING with integrity and respect
Strategic Thinking
Values Ethics
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Terminology and basic concepts
  • Commitment
  • What the result will look like when it has been
    achieved
  • Performance Measure
  • How you know the result has been achieved and to
    what standard

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Terminology and basic concepts contd
  • Ongoing Commitments are
  • The principal results that the executive is
    expected to accomplish so that the department can
    achieve its business mandate
  • Linked to the departmental business plans and/or
    priorities
  • Related to core responsibilities of the position
  • human resources management
  • financial management,
  • Policies, programs and services

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Terminology and basic concepts contd
  • Key Commitments are
  • areas of focus for the performance cycle
  • related to change initiatives linked to business
    plans, corporate departmental priorities or
    Public Service priorities
  • intended to be challenging but achievable with
    effort.

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Terminology and basic concepts contd
  • Performance Measures
  • describe how an observer would know that the
    results have been achieved
  • define standards for expected level of
    achievement of these results, including timing

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Terminology and basic concepts contd
  • Examples of Performance Measures
  • Commitment A robust succession plan to address
    projected staff shortages in HR and Finance is
    developed and implemented by March 31, 2XXX
  • Performance measure Demographic analysis will
    be completed and submitted to HR by September
    30th 20XX
  • Commitment Minister is supported through the
    establishment of the new national advisory
    committee by X
  • Performance measure Consultation process on
    advisory committee structure completed with
    stakeholders by June 30th 20XX

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Terminology and basic concepts The Performance
Agreement (PA) Template is a tool to help
executives establish PAs
  • The PA template has
  • Ongoing Commitments (4 to 7)
  • Key Commitments (1 to 3)
  • Results Achieved
  • A written assessment of results and the Key
    Leadership Competencies demonstrated
  • The signatures of the executive and the
    supervisor upon agreement about the commitments
    that are to be achieved
  • The PA may also have a section for individual
    development

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Terminology and basic concepts When and how PAs
are developed matters
  • PAs should be developed right after business
    planning decisions have been made
  • Developing PAs in intact teams
  • Promotes clear accountabilities
  • Promotes horizontality
  • Establishes clarity and a clear cascading of
    commitments
  • Supports horizontal planning

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  • Terminology and Basic Concepts
  • Characteristics of Good Commitments

Specificity Definiteness of the commitment
Simplicity A commitment to one thing
Attainability Within sphere of influence and
control
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Some Examples
  • The Good, the Bad, and the UGLY!

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Specificity Definiteness of the Commitment
  • A commitment is specific if it is concisely
    expressed and based on a definite theme or topic
  • Good An integrated HR and business plan,
    including a succession plan, is developed and
    maintained to address projected staff shortages
    in (branch or function) by September 30 2XXX
  • Bad Develop teamwork within the Branch
  • Ugly HR excellence or HR Management
    (note neither of
    these is a commitment i.e. What will the result
    look like when it has been achieved?)

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Simplicity commitment to one thing
  • Good The consultation and reorganization of the
    regional offices and implement Phase I of the
    Transition Initiative will be concluded by March
    31 2XXX
  • Bad I will implement the strategic plan for the
    Branch, ensure that employees feel valued and
    respected, and take steps to build learning plans
    for every employee
  • Ugly I will design, coordinate, and implement
    the service delivery component of the PQR
    initiative electronic service delivery targets
    set by departments and for horizontal and
    joined-up services, end results for 2005
    articulated and benchmarking regime designed and
    being implemented, departments report on progress
    and deliver on interim milestones, funding
    allocated via equitable but strategic process

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Attainability within the sphere of influence
or control
  • Good Competency profiles and competency-based
    developmental options for the XX group will be
    developed
  • Bad Multilateral agreements will be developed
    with 50 countries (Note how do we know the 50
    countries feel the same urgency?)
  • Ugly Human resources excellence

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Terminology and basic concepts In the PMP, a
performance measure is a criterion of success.
  • Describes how an observer would know that the
    results have been achieved
  • Defines standards for the expected level of
    achievement of these results
  • Example what does good health look like?

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Performance measures can be qualitative or
quantitative.
  • Qualitative Quality of advice and guidance
    provided to commissioners satisfaction with
    advice and guidance as expressed by commissioners
  • Quantitative Reduction in processing time by ten
    per cent and reduction in backlog by twenty per
    cent

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Performance measures must be congruent
with the commitment
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A final example do these measures show
congruence?
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Performance Measures The Good, the Bad and the
Ugly
  • Good Developmental plans for internal members of
    the succession pool will be developed by December
    30, 200X.
  • Bad Create developmental plans for internal
    members of the succession pool
  • Ugly A pool of potential candidates for
    succession

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Operationalization means..
  • That each Executive has clearly defined his or
    her specific contribution in relation to the
    commitment of the next higher level of executive
    within the hierarchical string
  • Simply repeating the commitment of the next
    higher level is inadequate to document the
    specific accountabilities of the employee

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Which of these is a better example of
operationalization?
  • Boss has a commitment for A, B, C, and D
  • Employee 1 Commitment for A, B, C, and D
  • Employee 2 Commitment for A, B, C, and D
  • Employee 3 Commitment for A, B, C, and D
  • Boss has a commitment
    for A, B, C, and D
  • Employee 1 Commitment for A and B
  • Employee 2 Commitment for C
  • Employee 3 Commitment for D

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Challenge your commitments
  • Is each commitment
  • Aligned with my immediate managers commitment?
  • Aligned with the Clerks priorities?
  • Specific?
  • Simple?
  • Attainable?
  • Do I have a commitment for Human Resources
    Management? Financial Management?

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Challenge Questions for Performance Measures
  • Is this performance measure congruent with the
    commitment?
  • Does it describe how an observer would know that
    the results have been achieved?
  • Does it define standards for the expected level
    of achievement of these results?
  • Ideas to help create performance measures
  • Is there a way to surpass? Have a mental picture
    of surpassing it just might happen and you will
    need to be able to recognize it, if and when it
    does!
  • What would failure look like?

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Remember - KISS!
  • Keep
  • It
  • Simple
  • Sweetheart
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