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What legal considerations should be made as you design your performance evaluation section?

What ethical consideration should be included in your determination as to the design of the performance section?

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Legal Considerations in Designing the Performance Evaluation Section of the Employee Handbook:
- Ensure that the evaluation is accurate and truly reflective of the employee's actual level of performance.
- Ensure that the evaluation encompasses the entire review period and reflects performance variations during the period.
- Ensure that evaluations are based on what employees are actually required to do as stated on the position description or as otherwise assigned.
- Be cautious in ...

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