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Competency Assessment and Pay Determination. N.C. Office of State Personnel Career-Banding Project Team. Competency Assessment and Pay Determination. Performance Management Goals and Expectations Behavioral Competencies Performance Improvement Competency Assessment
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Competency Assessment and Pay Determination N.C. Office of State Personnel Career-Banding Project Team
Competency Assessment and Pay Determination • Performance Management • Goals and Expectations • Behavioral Competencies • Performance Improvement • Competency Assessment • Functional Competencies • Career Development • Pay Determination
Performance Management Final Performance Rating • U – Unsatisfactory • Does not meet goals or behavioral competencies • BG – Below Good • Many goals/behavioral competencies not met • G – Good • Goals/behavioral competencies generally met • VG – Very Good • Many goals/behavioral competencies exceeded • O – Outstanding • All goals/behavioral competencies exceeded
Competency Assessment andPay Determination Functional Competencies
Functional Competency Assessment Functional Competencies: • Are tied to demonstrated knowledge, skills, and abilities • Can be observed and measured • Have distinct Contributing, Journey, and Advanced levels established for roles within a banded classification • Developed by Transition Teams and validated within A/U, both using focus groups
Functional Competency Assessment Key Functional Competencies: “Key” Competencies are the essential, “most important” competencies required of an individual job. • From statewide banded class specs; validated internal to A/U using focus groups • List in order of importance
Functional Competency Assessment Core to A/U? (check box): Competencies set by Agencies and Universities as critical to all jobs within the organization.
Functional Competency Assessment Expectations: Knowledge, skills, or abilities that are expected to be demonstrated on the job. • Refer to competency profile (level descriptions) adopted by your Agency/University • Determine what is needed by the organization • How should competencies be demonstrated on the job? • How will they be observed and tracked? • Discuss with employee
Functional Competency Assessment Final Results: At the end of the work planning cycle, Results are assessed in relation to the established Functional Competencies and Expectations. • Have functional competencies been demonstrated by the employee? How or how not?
Functional Competency Assessment Level: Correlate “Final Results” to appropriate level for each Key Functional Competency based on demonstrated competencies and established level descriptions. • Contributing • Journey • Advanced
Functional Competency Assessment Final Competency Assessment: Overall level determined based on the majority of individual Key Functional Competencies. • Generally, if most Competencies are Contributing, overall level should be Contributing. • Exceptions: if one or more Key Functional Competencies is more critical to the organization, may carry more “weight” in final assessment. • Must explain and justify in “Comments” section (establish at Initial Work Planning Discussion).
Career Development • What is the organizational need? • What employee attributes need development or strengthening to accomplish the above? • What areas does employee wish to improve? • Are these attainable within current position and work unit? • If so, are training resources available and what is a reasonable time frame? • What specific training and/or education should improve the performance and competency level? • Include Employee and Supervisor responsibilities
Competency Assessment and Pay Determination Determining Pay
Pay Based on Competencies Competency Evaluation Form Contributing Journey Advanced Comp A X Comp B X Comp C X Overall X Employee’s Pay Career-Banded Class Rates Min Max Contributing Reference Rate Journey Market Rate Advanced Reference Rate
Pay Based on Competencies Competency Evaluation Form Contributing Journey Advanced Comp A X Comp B X Comp C X Overall X Employee’s Pay Career-Banded Class Rates Max Min Contributing Reference Rate Journey Market Rate Advanced Reference Rate
Pay Based on Competencies Competency Evaluation Form Contributing Journey Advanced Comp A X Comp B X Comp C X Overall X Employee’s Pay Career-Banded Class Rates Min Max Advanced Reference Rate Contributing Reference Rate Journey Market Rate
Determining Pay Process: • Evaluate groups of employees in same banded classes and in same general competency level • Apply Pay Factors consistently among employees • Fine-tune the pay recommendations based on application of the Pay Factors • Justify and document!
Determining PayCareer-Banding Pay Factors Financial Resources The amount of funding that a manager has available when making pay decisions. Appropriate Market Rate The market rate applicable to the functional competencies demonstrated by the employee Internal Pay Alignment The consistent alignment of salaries for employees who demonstrate similar required competencies in the same banded class within a work unit or organization. Required Competencies The functional competencies and associated levels that are required based on organizational business need and demonstrated on the job.
DEADLINE OF JANUARY 1, 2006 • Title Changes Required • Recruit From State Specs • Competency Assessment of Employees Occurs Soon After