Employee Work Profile

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Employee Work Profile (EWP)
Work Description/Performance Plan
Instructions
Work Description/Performance Plan
These sections are developed or reviewed by the supervisor and the employee within 30 days of hire. The
Employee Work Profile (EWP) Work Description/Performance Plan also is updated, if needed, and reviewed
again with the employee at the beginning of the evaluation cycle.
Organizational Objective Write a brief statement describing how the position links to the work
unit, division or VCU mission. This statement helps to align the
position's work assignments and priorities to desired outcomes and
results.
Purpose of Position Include a brief description of the reason the position exists. This
statement should link to the organizational objective and capture the
most important service or product expected from the employee in the
position. This statement provides a good idea of the purpose of the
position without going into detail.
Knowledge, Skills, &
Describe the expertise required to successfully perform the assigned
Abilities (KSAs) and/or
work. The information may be used in hiring new employees or to
Competencies
describe the competency or skill level of the incumbent.
Education, Experience,
Enter the educational background that would be required for entry into
Licensure, Certification
position. Also, list any occupational certifications or licenses that the
employee must hold.
Check “yes” or “no,” as applicable.
Sensitive or
Resource Critical
Core Responsibilities List up to five core job responsibilities in order of their importance to
the whole job. Core responsibilities are essential to the work
performed and are written as broad sets of major duties or functions.
Core responsibilities must provide sufficient information to assign the
position to the proper Role, determine exemption status for FLSA
(federal Fair Labor Standards Art) and provide a basis for performance
evaluation. Statements should be brief and do not have to include
every detail of the position’s activities. Performance Management is a
required core responsibility for all supervisory employees and is pre-
populated on the form in eJobs (it can be deleted from an EWP in
eJobs if not applicable to the position). Risk Management is also pre-
populated and should be included in all positions where adherence to
controls through ARMICS (state Agency Risk Management Internal
Control Standards) is critical (it also can be deleted from eJobs if not
applicable).
VCU Human Resources
Revised September 2013
Created August 2002

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