(12) The following cases, however, shall not be acted upon through the grievance
committee.
(a) Disciplinary cases which shall be resolved pursuant to the Uniform Rules on
Administration Cases;
(b) Sexual harassment cases as provided for in RA 7877; and
(c)
Union related issues and concerns.
SEC. 4. Performance Management System. - In line with the policies of the Civil
Service Commission, all ARMM agencies and offices shall adopt a Performance Management
System (PMS) geared towards continuously fostering improvement of organizational
performance, employee effectiveness and efficiency, and provision of an objective performance
rating at individual and team levels as basis for performance appraisal and recognition. The PMS
shall be guided by the following policies and procedures:
(1)
The PMS shall adhere to a results-based performance approach;
(2)
The agency/office shall operate on the basis of the shared commitments and
objective measures of performance results. Performance targets and standards or
measures of results are planned and agreed upon by the management, supervisors
and employees and in accordance to the agency organizational goals and mandates;
(3)
The PMS shall recognize the role of multi-stakeholders in its objective assessment
and feed-backing on individual employee performance;
(4)
The PMS shall apply to all employees in the career service in a certain rating
period, as may be determined by the agency/office. It may also apply to employees
in the non-career service, whenever appropriate;
(5)
A Performance Management Review Committee (PMRC) shall be created in each
agency/office and whose membership shall be determined by the agency/office
head. It shall formulate appropriate procedures and mechanism to be observed in
implementing the PMS; and
(6)
The PMRC shall review the comparative assessments of employees‟ performance
targets to ensure rationalization of employee workload, particularly of those
holding similar positions and working under the same work conditions and
recommends necessary modifications or corrective action, if necessary.
SEC. 5. Incentives. - The Autonomous Regional Government shall adopt the Program
on Awards and Incentives for Service Excellence (PRAISE) in line with the Revised Policies on
Employee Suggestions and Incentives Awards System (ESIAS) as provided by the Civil Service
Commission‟s rules and regulations.
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