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9780749444778

Managing and Measuring Employee Performance

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    9780749444778

  • ISBN10:

    0749444770

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-10-01
  • Publisher: Kogan Page Ltd

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Summary

Managing and Measuring Performance examines how attitudes have changed and how performance management approaches have in turn evolved both in terms of sophistication and their degree of integration with people management practice. Looking at the principles and practice of performance management the authors describe the 'typical' performance management cycle, include results of their empirical work and surveys and include numerous case studies in this essential guide to contemporary performance management practice.

Author Biography

Elizabeth Houldsworth is a member of the School of HR, Leadership and Change at Henley Management College.  She previously worked as an HR consultant specializing in performance management.  Dilum Jirasinghe is a Managing Consultant with Hay Group (UK) focusing on performance management and leadership development.  Prior to joining Hay Group, she worked as a business psychologist in a number of private and public sector organizations.

Table of Contents

Preface ix
Acknowledgements x
Introduction 1(2)
Part I: Understanding performance management 3(44)
1. Introduction: the evolution of performance management
5(10)
Tracing the development of performance management
6(7)
An organizing framework for performance management
13(2)
2. Theoretical perspectives on managing performance
15(18)
What is organizational performance?
16(3)
The HRM context of performance management
19(5)
Other influences on the evolution of performance management
24(9)
3. Performance development versus performance measurement
33(14)
The business benefit perspective on HR practice
33(3)
The performance development/measurement framework
36(2)
Codification of experience — testing the framework
38(9)
Part II: Evidence from fieldwork and redrawing the performance management map 47(54)
4. Line manager survey
49(13)
Design and sample for line manager survey
49(2)
Line manager responses to the survey
51(9)
Conclusions from the line manager survey
60(2)
5. Deepening our understanding through mini case studies of practice
62(14)
Three contextual themes
63(1)
Five dominant themes around performance management
64(10)
Summary
74(2)
6. Redrawing the performance management map
76(9)
Redefining performance management realities
76(6)
The antecedents for current performance management realities
82(3)
7. The secrets of the world's most admired companies how they implement performance management
85(16)
Key success factors
87(12)
Summary
99(2)
Part III: Managing and measuring performance – a guide to implementing a balanced approach 101(123)
8. Understanding the foundations of integrated performance management
103(10)
The performance management cycle
103(4)
Designing integrated performance management
107(1)
Performance management building blocks
108(5)
9. Organizational story: the performance management cycle at BAE Systems
113(7)
Description of performance management at BAE Systems
113(4)
Linking performance management to potential rating, reward, talent management and leadership development
117(3)
10. Planning performance and measurement-based approaches
120(16)
Linking the strategy to what people do
120(5)
Measures and measurement-based approaches
125(6)
Trying to balance measurement and development
131(5)
11. Organizational story: measuring capability at BAT
136(6)
The leadership pipeline at BAT
137(2)
Measuring performance
139(3)
12. Organizational story: measurement using a balanced scorecard at Lloyds TSB
142(6)
The introduction of the balanced scorecard at Lloyds TSB
143(1)
The performance management process at Lloyds TSB
144(2)
Managing performance versus measuring performance
146(1)
The speed of cultural change
147(1)
13. Managing performance and development-based approaches
148(21)
How performance management links to development planning
149(7)
Understanding the manager's impact on organizational climate
156(2)
The impact of leadership styles 158 Linking performance management to the dimensions of organizational climate
158(3)
The management capability required to balance development and measurement approaches
161(8)
14. Organizational story: a focus on development at Belron
169(8)
Climate and leadership styles measurement at Belron
170(4)
The Belron performance management process
174(2)
Development as a KPI (key performance indicator)
176(1)
15. Organizational story: team-based performance management at the Irish Health Service
177(8)
What is team-based performance management?
178(1)
Key principles of the Irish Health Service scheme
179(1)
The team-based performance management process
180(2)
The key benefits achieved
182(1)
What has been missing?
183(2)
16. Reviewing and rewarding performance
185(17)
The links between performance review and performance reward – background
185(2)
The psychology of a good review
187(3)
The nature and implications of performance rating
190(6)
Trust and the links to pay
196(2)
What are organizations paying for — and with what?
198(2)
The total reward dimension
200(2)
17. Organizational story: rewarding development at BAA
202(5)
The technician performance development review
203(1)
Enhanced skills-based pay for technicians
204(3)
18. Organizational story: paying for contribution within the UK Senior Civil Service
207(6)
The performance management process for the SCS
208(1)
Separating the reward element from performance management
209(4)
19. Future directions and conclusions
213(11)
Performance measurement: future directions
213(3)
Performance development: future directions
216(3)
Conclusions
219(5)
Appendix: Performance measurement/development audit: a quick self-test 224(3)
References 227(6)
Further reading and other sources of information 233(8)
Index 241

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