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APPENDIX A
ASSESSMENT GRID EXAMPLE

Integrity and Probity — Mandatory Section

Positive reputation among community of practitioners and with community at large

           

YES/NO

Positive feedback from other government departments

YES/ NO

Positive feedback from clients & community, irrespective of needs being met

 

YES/NO

Adequate bookkeeping and financial controls in place

YES / NO

There is no outstanding debt owed to the federal government

YES I NO

THERE ARE NO OUTSTANDING CRIMINAL CHARGES, NOR ANY CHARGES PENDING FOR THIS ORGANIZATION

 

YES/NO

Reference letters reflect a positive attitude toward the applicant

YES/ NO

THE DEPARTMENT IS NOT AWARE OF ANY SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS OF INAPPROPRIATE BEHAVIOUR ON THE PART OF THIS ORGANIZATION

 

YES/NO

SUMMARY

 

Organizational Profile

Max Score

% of Total

Previous HRSDC experience

10

2%

Experience dealing with client group

20

4%

Background, mandate, areas of expertise

20

4%

Suitability of facilities to be used (fully accessible)

5

3%

Organizational chart

5

1%

Computer equipment suitable for Contact IV

5

1%

Completeness of tombstone data

5

1%

TOTAL

80

16%

Human Resource Plan

Max Score

% of Total

Appropriate description of staff roles and responsibilities

20

4%

Appropriate staff coverage plan (breaks, illness, etc.)

10

2%

Ability to provide service in both official languages

15

3%

Appropriate number of staff based on scope of work

15

3%

Personnel policy

5

1%

TOTAL

65

13%

Service Delivery Approach

Max Score

% of Total

Suitability of counselling philosophy, approach

25

5%

Relevant employment counselling experience demonstrated

25

5%

Suitability of methods/tools used to assist with career exploration

25

5%

Needs assessment method(s), tools suitable for client group

20

4%

Employment counselling method(s), tools suitable for client group

15

3%

Description of processes/techniques used to facilitate attitude/belief changes with regard to barriers to employment

15

3%

Implementation plan satisfactory with detailed workflow

15

3%

Satisfactory tool for measuring client satisfaction

10

2%

TOTAL

150

30%

Community/Labour Market Knowledge

Max Score

% of Total

Accurate knowledge of labour market presented

20

4%

Suitable technique for keeping abreast with labour market trends

15

3%

Suitable method of integrating LMI into the counselling process

15

3%

Demonstrated knowledge of local employment resources and programs

15

3%

Suitable plan to integrate service with existing resources and programs

15

3%

Demonstrated knowledge of socio-cultural diversity

5

1%

TOTAL

85

17%

Budget

Max Score

% of Total

Wages supported LMI

25

5%

Overhead costs represent fair market value

25

5%

Items listed are reasonable and relate to project

20

4%

Capital items are necessary and relevant to project (if applicable)

15

3%

Forecast of cashflow complete

10

2%

Recipient/other partner contribution detailed (if applicable)

10

2%

TOTAL

105

21%

References

Max Score

% of total

Specifications adhered to & forms are complete

10

2%

Three letters of reference provided

5

1%

TOTAL

15

3%

GRAND TOTAL

500

100%


*Responses to all criteria under the Integrity and Probity Section are to be provided by a “yes” or a “no.” A “no” response on one or more of the integrity and probity criteria is a concern to the department and represents grounds to exclude the submission/proposal from further funding consideration if additional evidence for a review cannot be found in support of the application. Please note that if a “yes” to either of the criteria identified in CAPITAL LETTERS is obtained, offices must consult with NHQ prior to proceeding with the assessment. Tools are presently being developed by NHQ to help staff in identifying quality standards for all criteria listed under the Integrity and Probity Section.

Source:Human Resources and Skills Development Canada, Information presented to the Standing Committee on Human Resources, Skills Development, Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities on 8 March 2005.