What happens after a second failure of the Performance Evaluation?

• A. Automatic Dismissal
• B. Allow Another Attempt Without Remediation
• C. Remedial Exercises and Allowed One Additional Attempt
• D. No Further Attempts Allowed

Answer: (C)

Remedial exercises paired with one additional attempt after a second failure ensures deficiencies are addressed before re-evaluation. This approach helps you target the specific areas where you didn’t meet the standards and then shows you’ve had the chance to improve before another try. Automatic dismissal would end the process too quickly, and allowing another attempt without remediation wouldn’t address the underlying gaps. No further attempts would remove the opportunity to demonstrate improvement. So the combination of targeted remediation and one extra attempt is the designed path after a second failure.