
Federal Managers Association
By Jory Heckman, Government Executive
The IRS is telling employees that it needs top performers who care about doing their jobs well, even if the agency is unable to give all of them adequate recognition for their accomplishments.
Federal agencies are currently reviewing how many employees can receive above-average scores on their annual performance reviews, after the Trump administration put a cap on top marks across the federal workforce.
The Office of Personnel Management in September directed agencies to limit top scores – an “outstanding” score of five, and an “exceeds fully successful” score of four – to no more than 40% of their General Schedule employees during this year’s performance review cycle.
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