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So how many of you received a 3(results)-1(values and behaviors) on your 2010 Year End Review?
So how many of you received a 3(results)-1(values and behaviors) on your 2010 Year End Review?
So how many of you received a 3(results)-1(values and behaviors) on your 2010 Year End Review?
So how many of you received a 3(results)-1(values and behaviors) on your 2010 Year End Review?
I thought it was unheard of. What was the reasoning for the 1 when you did so well to
get a 3
I would fight it thru HR if you can
I'm filing suit against my mgr personally for his rating of 1
& let him explain in a deposition the BS reason he used
Yes, the DM's have way too much power in the attitudes and behaviors portion in the review process. I too received a 3 - 1, absolute bogus! DM claimed that my team-mates were selling my lead drug and not their own, and their lead drugs sucked! Too much favoritism and good-ole' boy networking in this company!
GET AN ATTORNEY and SUE THEM PERSONALLY FOR DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER!!!
Make the amount SO LARGE that you end of taking their house, their personal assets.
Have them served with a letter from your attorney and scare the sh*t out of them! So many managers feel they're empowered by THEIR approval ratings?. Sh*theads.
I'd sue for everything fu*king thing they have. Also, turn them into the EEOC.
Who has defamed your character? This is all confidential, and unless you have told all of your friends, your character (at least public) is in tact. Good luck with it.
FYI, all ratings are confirmed in calibration meetings and there is documentation to support it. In order to get the 1 rating many managers had to sign off on this as well as HR.
There is not always documentation to give out a 1. In calibration meetings they trade 1's and 3's around like they trade baseball cards. Remember if someone gets a 1 on a review it should not come as a surprise but it is almost always a shock. Unfortunately in this economic climate most people can not afford to not take a severance package or file a complaint with EEOC but if someone can afford to file a complaint, even while still working go for it. In certain states and New York is one of them your manager can be held personally liable for their actions. They can defame you at the calibration meetings. Remember most of the people at those meetings do not even know who you are but now they think they know something defamatory about you.
Yes, the DM's have way too much power in the attitudes and behaviors portion in the review process. I too received a 3 - 1, absolute bogus! DM claimed that my team-mates were selling my lead drug and not their own, and their lead drugs sucked! Too much favoritism and good-ole' boy networking in this company!
You're an idiot.