Dear All,
In my company, increments are decided by the Director. Generally, it is flat, meaning 15% to 20% for all employees. I want to build a system such as a Performance Management System (PMS) where increments depend on performance. Therefore, employees who work hard during the year will receive higher increments. Please guide me.
Awaiting your response.
With Regards,
Vineet Deshmukh
From India, Yavatmal
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25In my company, increments are decided by the Director. Generally, it is flat, meaning 15% to 20% for all employees. I want to build a system such as a Performance Management System (PMS) where increments depend on performance. Therefore, employees who work hard during the year will receive higher increments. Please guide me.
Awaiting your response.
With Regards,
Vineet Deshmukh
From India, Yavatmal
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Hi Vineet, The % of increement should be same for all the employees. You can think of giving performance linked bonus to the employees which is normally used by the companies for employee motivation
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I disagree with Pooja. In PMS system, the % of increment varies according to their rating. It can not be same for all employees. Pon
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Oops I misunderstood the question.... Pon Sir... Yes in PMS system the percentage of increement varies.
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Thank you, Pooja & Pon Sir, for your reply.
I am thinking of developing a PMS in my organization. One proposal is in my mind about PMS (Management approval still remaining) I want to share with you:
First, I want to develop PMS in the Engineering Department. Following points I have considered about PMS:
1) I am distributing their (Engineers') performance into two parts:
a) Regular Work b) Projects.
a) Regular Work: -> In regular work, the following things I am considering
1) Attendance 2) In-time - Out-Time 3) Logbooks Maintaining 4) Breakdown Performance 5) Consumption Performance, etc. Each criterion has separate marks. Some % of the increment is fixed for Regular work criteria. This percentage of the increment is given according to their marks obtained in this criteria.
b) Projects: -> Some % of the increment is fixed for Projects criteria & this increment in % is only given after the completion of the project. For example, if one project is given to 5 Engineers under the heading of "To reduce Breakdown by 10%". If engineers are successful in these projects, then a separate percentage of the increment is given to the team after analysis by Management.
Awaiting your response.
With Regards,
Vineet Deshmukh
From India, Yavatmal
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I am thinking of developing a PMS in my organization. One proposal is in my mind about PMS (Management approval still remaining) I want to share with you:
First, I want to develop PMS in the Engineering Department. Following points I have considered about PMS:
1) I am distributing their (Engineers') performance into two parts:
a) Regular Work b) Projects.
a) Regular Work: -> In regular work, the following things I am considering
1) Attendance 2) In-time - Out-Time 3) Logbooks Maintaining 4) Breakdown Performance 5) Consumption Performance, etc. Each criterion has separate marks. Some % of the increment is fixed for Regular work criteria. This percentage of the increment is given according to their marks obtained in this criteria.
b) Projects: -> Some % of the increment is fixed for Projects criteria & this increment in % is only given after the completion of the project. For example, if one project is given to 5 Engineers under the heading of "To reduce Breakdown by 10%". If engineers are successful in these projects, then a separate percentage of the increment is given to the team after analysis by Management.
Awaiting your response.
With Regards,
Vineet Deshmukh
From India, Yavatmal
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Hi Vineet,
But also keep a few things in mind that a policy cannot be rolled out without prior information. This means that the policy should be launched at least six months after its approval. Otherwise, many employees would complain about this, as they were not aware throughout the year.
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Satish Pandey
Jaipur
From India, Jaipur
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But also keep a few things in mind that a policy cannot be rolled out without prior information. This means that the policy should be launched at least six months after its approval. Otherwise, many employees would complain about this, as they were not aware throughout the year.
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Satish Pandey
Jaipur
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Hi Vineet,
If your director is giving out a flat rate to all employees, wouldn't you be contradicting his/her policy by coming out with a scaled reward system? If you'd like to use PMS, the simplest way is to lump up the overall increment budget to your department and distribute from there based on staff ratings.
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Daeren
From Malaysia, Bayan Lepas
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If your director is giving out a flat rate to all employees, wouldn't you be contradicting his/her policy by coming out with a scaled reward system? If you'd like to use PMS, the simplest way is to lump up the overall increment budget to your department and distribute from there based on staff ratings.
Regards,
Daeren
From Malaysia, Bayan Lepas
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