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Review of an employee's performance. Appraisals may be held annually, or more frequently, and are often linked to pay reviews in companies operating a wage policy related to performance. Predetermined subjects such as timekeeping, sickness absence, and task completion are likely to be discussed, usually on a one-to-one basis with an immediate superior. Appraisal meetings will also cover the training needs, career progression, and the ambitions of the employee being appraised.



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``It's a severe problem and one that's been masked by rising values in housing,'' the coalition president, John Taylor, said about property appraisals being pushed too high.
The Center For Responsible Appraisals & Valuations announced a nationwide campaign to encourage lenders, appraisers, realtors and others in the housing industry to sign a "Code of Conduct" to ensure homebuyers and homeowners receive accurate and fair appraisals for their homes.
 
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