carter cleaning company
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case study of carter cleaning company on performance appraisalTRANSCRIPT
CARTER CLEANING COMPANY
THE PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL
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TerenceRihajSalimManishka
Case Details
Problem?
No formal evaluation of employee’s performance for all these years
Reasons?
• Jack has many other priorities (boosting sales, lowering cost etc.)
• Staff turnover (employees not staying long enough to be appraisable)
Solution?
Use more formal appraisal approach
What should be included?
Manual Workers
Include criteria such as
QualityQuantityAttendancePunctuality
Managers
Include a list of quality standards for matters such as
Store cleanlinessEfficiencySafetyAdherence to budget
Question 1
Is Jennifer right about the need to evaluate the workers formally? The managers? Why or why not?
Yes Jennifer is right, there is a need to evaluate the employees and the managers formally
Why?
Through formal performance appraisal, manager and workers will know
Scope of appraisal
Translate the employer’s goals into specific employees’ goals (Manager and workers’ goals aligned with Carter cleaning company’s goal)
Guidelines of appraisal
Standards of performance
Managers
Include a list of quality standards for matters such as
Store cleanlinessEfficiencySafetyAdherence to budget
Manual Workers
Include criteria such as
QualityQuantityAttendancePunctuality
Action to be taken related to appraisal result.
Manager and workers will have an appointment for developing a plan for correcting any deficiencies.
To reinforce the things that managers or workers do correctly.
Action to be taken to appraisal result :-
Positive Feedback – promotion or increase in salary.
Negative Feedback – Need training and counseling.
Question 2
Develop a performance appraisal method for the workers and store managers in each store
Performance appraisal method for the workers
For an effective appraisal method -
We need to
Measure the work outputBase our appraisal on actual job duties
Appraiser – Store manager
Feedback – Given by the store manager
Graphical Scales
Provides the appraiser with easily interpretable data
The preferred traits are listed with a range of performance.
In this example, what are the preferred traits?
QualityQuantityAttendance punctuality
Graphical Scales - Example
Excellent“the Worker performs with highest motivation and dedication”
Very Good“Very Good performance, but no extra”
Satisfying“the Worker performs his work, but not at his best”
Bad“The worker fails to perform well, intentionally or unintentionally
Very bad“The worker performs intentionally bad, and decreases quality”
Quality“in terms of quality, is his work output satisfying customers?”
Quantity“in terms of quantity, does he work efficiently, or just wastes time wandering around”
Attendance“in terms of attendance, is the worker always attending work?”
Punctuality“in terms of punctuality, is the worker on time?”
Performance appraisal method for the store managers
For an effective appraisal method?
We need to
Measure the objective achievementsBase our appraisal on actual job duties
Appraiser – Jennifer or other directors
Feedback – Given by Jennifer or other directors
Management by Objectives (MBO)
Provides the appraiser with deeper goal setting of the organization
Organizational-wide goals are better measurable using MBO, especially for shop managers.
In this example
Carter Cleaning Company branch-wide goals:
Quality in terms of cleanlinessQuality in terms of work safetyQuality in terms of work efficiencyQuality in terms of financial management
• As there is no departments, the goals are discussed within the framework of branches.
• All branches have the same structure, hence the expected results would be the same for the job description of the store managers.
Management by Objectives (MBO)
Example
Graphical Scales
In this example, quality standards are -
EfficiencyCleanlinessSafetyAdherence to budget
Progress Rating of success and effectiveness
Objective 1:Safety: In Terms of Safety, how has the manager performed in applying TQM in terms of Safety in the work area?
Outstanding Dissatisfying
Objective 2:Cleanliness: In terms of 5 s of operation in the shop, how has the manager performed to maintain neat and clean work area?
Objective 3: Efficiency: In Terms of Efficiency , how has the manager performed to reduce unnecessary costs?
Objective 4:Adherence to budget: In Terms of Budgeting, how has the manager performed to maintain financial balancing fit?
with lower consideration