PB is grade(both MX level and performance level) determined. It's quite transparent - no negotiation required. Anyway the matter of contention is not in this, rather, that someone mentioned he/she has high MI ($360 for MX12) C grade, info available now.(that's what he /she claims).
|
PB grades
Any idea what is the minimum grade for MX13 to promote to MX12?
|
Usually B. So far three of my colleagues promoted with a B. Must say they are competent. Now 28,29,30-all grade 11.
|
Sorry, it is based on one year tenure, akin to probationary period. So if capacity is low, might not get the auto-promotion after one year. But all three colleagues got them. And they are consistent B-graders
|
When someone changes ministry (not secondment), could someone shed some light on whether 1. the CEP and 2. performance grades from the old ministry is visible to the new ministry when ranking a candidate?
|
It is transparent. The two Ministries will collaborate in any case, current ministry will seek appraisal from ex-ministry of incumbent. One colleague joined 1st May, for appraisal, her RO sought her performance from her ex-Ro.
|
Quote:
What if we're talking about a stint where I rejoin the civil service after 5 years? Don't get me wrong - this is not a case of having something to hide; rather, I am trying to get a sense of the impartiality since CEP and perf grades are - in theory - supposed to be independently evaluated. |
I see. Sorry, I do not have hard facts for you. To me, without any reinstatement of services or benefits, it will start from scrap, square 1. Views from someone in HR?
|
Quote:
MI is based on your CEP, not so much your PB grade. source: years of being a HR kaypoh in CS |
Same person as earlier?
|
All times are GMT +8. The time now is 03:55 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.5
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Content Relevant URLs by vBSEO 3.3.2