Assigned work is completed on time and in order of most important to least important tasks.
• Priority: High Priority. Failure to complete work in the appropriate time creates problems for students as well as faculty.
• Performance Standard: o Priority 1 Tasks: Tasks related to preparation of class materials, student recruitment and record keeping must be completed within 24 hours of being received. Priority 2 Tasks: Research related requests must be completed within one work week of the time they are received. o Priority 3 Tasks: Data bases and related tasks will be performed on an as time is available basis.
• Goals and Timetables: At the end of each week, work in-progress will be reviewed. Unless some unusual situation has occurred and been modified and approved by your immediate supervisor, no Priority 1
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Duty 2
When more work is assigned than can be completed, employee requests assistance from immediate supervisor.
• Priority: High Priority. Ensures that deadlines are met when work load is overwhelming.
• Performance Standard: You must notify your immediate supervisor that you may be unable to complete the task within the assigned time. Notice to your supervisor must be given a minimum of two working hours before the assignment is due to be completed.
• Goals and Timetables: Reduce your failure to make the appropriate notification to your supervisor to no more than three times during the first month; twice during the second month; and once during each succeeding month.
• Action Plan: When priority assignments overlap, you will bring work with due dates appropriately identified to your supervisor. Immediate supervisor will consult with the individuals generating the work and arrange to amend the priority of the work to be performed.
Duty 3
Overtime will be worked ONLY when assigned and authorized by management.
• Priority: High priority. Reduce labor costs to the Riyaz Primary