18A.440 Bases for organizational units for pilot programs.
(1)
(2)
The Personnel Steering Committee shall consider organizational units for the pilot
personnel program based on the following:
(a) The advantage gained by the organizational unit in the fulfillment of its
statutory mission and improved service to the taxpayer;
(b) The program goals and objectives which would operate to create a high
performance workplace as outlined in the first report of the Governor's
Commission on Quality and Efficiency, which may include:
1.
Increased employee involvement;
2.
Continuous improvement of operating systems and customer services;
3.
Decision-making at all levels of the organization;
4.
Manager and employee training in high involvement skills;
5.
Defined measures that recognize success; and
6.
Improved means of lawful employee negotiations.
(c) The method by which the organizational unit would identify benchmarks for
the measurement of the effectiveness of the pilot program, including periodic
employee and customer evaluations of the pilot program;
(d) Evidence of support for the pilot program by a majority of the employees to be
involved in the proposed pilot program. The Governmental Services Center
shall develop a survey to measure employee support for the proposed pilot
programs. In organizational units for which pilot programs are considered, the
Governmental Services Center shall also devise a process which insures
confidentiality in the administration of and the tabulation of the results of the
survey; and
(e) Additional information which may be requested by the Personnel Steering
Committee to consider an agency's application, including but not limited to:
1.
Training plans for managers and employees;
2.
Identification of fiscal and personnel resources; and
3.
A proposed agency coordinator for the project.
The Personnel Steering Committee's recommendation of organizational units for the
pilot personnel programs shall not affect more than fifteen percent (15%) of the
permanent, full-time state employees employed as of July 15, 1994, except as
provided in KRS 18A.450.
Effective: July 15, 1994
History: Created 1994 Ky. Acts ch. 456, sec. 9, effective July 15, 1994.
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