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delphibalda
Hello. I currently work in an executive search firm which is a startup in India and hence there are no standard & written HR policies & systems in place
whether it is regarding leave application, bonus, appraisal, KRA setting. I have not been told about any formal written KRA's from my reporting manager and now she wants me to be put on a Performance Improvement Plan....is that justified ?

From India, Mumbai
delphibalda
Dear seniors...pls reply...sincerely need your help & suggestions on this issue above....when my KRA’s were never formally communicated to me, how can you have a PIP ?
From India, Mumbai
Dinesh Divekar
7884

Dear delphibalda,
I might be able to help you. Please check my following reply:
https://www.citehr.com/523632-comple...it-kerala.html
Thanks,
Dinesh Divekar

From India, Bangalore
imrqur
1

Dear Mr.Dinesh,
Thanks...I have a specific query....is putting an employee on PIP justified in an organisation like this which is a startup and has no written formal KRA's for its employees ?
Thats my query

From India, Mumbai
user299
8

Dear Delphibalda,
KRA is justified or not for you ??? Well i think if there are no written policies and your reporting manager has not set goals for you in written than i don't think she has to ask you for KRA. What i am thinking is that she is just trying to be over smart on you and showing some efficiency over you.
Generally KRA are difficult or not done for HR since they are essentially support function, but in some cases it is done. KRA for HR will have the following to provide for manpower and maintain harmonious industrial relationship so that there is no disruption in production or marketing. To provide for training for improving the skills to attain better productivity cycle, and to frame a compensation benefit structure by which the efficient employees can be retained.
Hope I have not confused you.
Kind Regards,
KHURRAM

From Pakistan, Karachi
Dinesh Divekar
7884

Dear Imrqur,
Every employee should be handed over KRA sheet at the beginning of the performance cycle. On completion of performance cycle, in the Performance Appraisal (PA) meeting, score on each KRA is calculated. If it is found that the employee did not performance above certain level, then the employee in put on PIP.
In your company it appears that nothing is defined properly. Sans these formal definition, it is not proper to put on employee on PIP. Flightiness has no place in Performance Measurement (PM). But then this is where many entrepreneurs fail and so is their start up!
Thanks,
Dinesh Divekar

From India, Bangalore
imrqur
1

Exactly...look at the flaws :

1. I received my increment 1 month late last year ..and there was no absolutely no intimation from my boss as to why it was delayed by a month...she would definitely not tolerate if deliverables are delayed by a month without any communication regarding the reason for delay...then how can she do that for my increment ?

2. There was absolutely no explanation given regarding how my bonus amount was arrived at...you are not giving charity to a beggar right ? My bonus is my hard - earned money.

3. After completion of 3 months probation period, there was no verbal / written communication regarding confirmation

4. Procedure for applying for leave keeps changing every few months depending on my boss 's mood..sometimes she asks for 2 weeks prior intimation..sometimes..three..sometimes four weeks.

5. When I joined the company, after 1.5 months, I came to know that there is a 3 month probation period from colleagues since my boss had forgotten to inform me about it....she never forgets me when there is work to be done ?

6. Just like leave protocol keeps changing, my KRA's keep changing every few months depending on my boss s mood...hence, she never gave me anything specific in writing as far as deliverables are concerned even though I had requested for it.

7. And finally today , since I pointed out all these flaws, she is putting me on PIP...can you imagine ?

What should I tell her....pls guide

She has this reputation of being a loner..has not been able to retain any of her team members for more than 2 yrs till now...she has a problem with everybody's style of working and none of her team members want to work with her again...as she has this habit of exaggerating a mistake and making a mountain of a molehill,insults team members a lot and uses very bad language.

What should I tell her regarding PIP....pls guide

From India, Mumbai
imrqur
1

Dear seniors...pls reply...sincerely need your help & suggestions on this issue above....when my KRA’s were never formally communicated to me, how can you have a PIP ?
From India, Mumbai
NK SUNDARAM
581

Hi,
Unless an organisation has systems and procedures in place, it will be difficult to manage the important asset ie human resource. No use doing fire fighting after each and every negative episode that takes place. So long as the going is good, nobody is bothered. It is high time, whether you have 10 or 100 employees, create all formats, templates, policies in place.
Am a HR consultant, a professional with over 44 years of industry exeprience. If interested, I can provide consultancy. Please get in touch with me, if so.
Best wishes

From India
Dinesh Divekar
7884

Dear imrqur,
As written in my second post, flightiness has no place in running a company. Basic tenet of leadership is consistency. If a leader fails on this count then everything goes topsy turvy.
At this stage, I can only say that you may start looking for new job. How long you would like to remain at the receiving end if the leader blows hot and cold? Your exit can put a stop to it!
Thanks,
Dinesh Divekar

From India, Bangalore
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