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What is SSL mean?

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For Non-Exempts, your maanager has the option of SSL3 or SSL5.

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Post ID: @bwf+H6ryrbA

At this point even SSL3 is bad !!

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SSL1: Level 1 stock is recommended for employees whose contributions and growth far exceed and outpace their peers. They perform at an expert level and display critical skills. Level 1 stock is appropriate for employees who are expected to be leaders and key contributors.

SSL2: Level 2 stock is recommended for employees whose contributions and growth are ahead of their peers. They perform above average and are building critical skills. Level 2 stock is appropriate for employees who are showing the potential to be key contributors.

SSL3: Level 3 stock is recommended for employees whose contributions and growth are consistent with their peers. They perform at an average level and display standard skills. Level 3 stock is appropriate for employees who are meeting expectations and are expected to continue meeting expectations.

SSL4: Level 4 stock is recommended for employees whose contributions and growth are below the average of their peers. They perform at a modest to low level and display developing or limited skills. Level 4 stock is appropriate for employees who may take more time to grow or are new to their job.

SSL5: Level 5 (no stock) is recommended for employees whose contributions and growth fall well below their peers. They perform at a low level and display very limited skills. Level 5 stock is appropriate for employees who need significant performance management to meet job expectations.

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Post ID: @smw+H6ryrbA

Stock share level. From 5(no stock) to 1 (lots). Anything below 3 is considered bad.

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