Skip to main content
U.S. flag

An official website of the United States government

Mid Year Performance Management HRLinks Steps

This page contains step-by-step instructions for employees and supervisors on how to complete the mid-year performance review cycle in HR Links.

If you're having issues with logging into HR Links while using Google Chrome, please use these , external,TTS-only, instructions to clear your site cache.

Submitting a performance plan for employee acknowledgment

Acknowledging a performance plan

Overriding an employee performance plan acknowledgment

A supervisor can acknowledge an employee performance plan on behalf of their employee if the employee is unable to (i.e. on vacation) or refuses to do so (i.e. does not agree with the evaluation).

Re-opening a performance plan

If modifications need to be made to an existing performance plan, a plan can be re-opened by the Supervisor and resubmitted to the employee to acknowledge.

NOTE: 120 days must pass from the date the employee acknowledges the updated plan before they can be rated against it. Please refer to the "Who can participate in end of year performance reviews?" section for more information.

Entering a self-assessment

Self-assessments are not required for the mid year review; however, Supervisors can request that their direct reports submit one.

Reviewing an employee mid year self-assessment

Self-assessments are not required for the mid year review; however, Supervisors can request that their direct reports submit one.

Submitting mid year assessment comments

Mid-year review comments may be required for employees that are in a Union. Please see the Union requirements for mid year performance reviews section in handbook for more info.

NOTE: Supervisors can enter comments into the "Manager Comments" section of critical elements in a performance plan at any point during the year.

Submitting a mid year progress review

Tracking employee progress

It is critical that all mid-year performance plan evaluations are acknowledged by employees before June 1.

Acknowledging a review

Overriding an employee evaluation acknowledgment

A supervisor can acknowledge an employee evaluation if the employee is unable to (i.e. on vacation) or refuses to do so (i.e. does not agree with the evaluation).

Return to the top of the page ^

Questions?

Handbook.tts.gsa.gov

An official website of the U.S. General Services Administration

Looking for U.S. government information and services?
, external,Visit USA.gov