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PEO Maricic Case Study

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PEO Nenad Maricic #65791 is a senior officer on B Platoon; who has been under my supervision since January 2017. PEO Maricic reports for duty on time and has a very good knowledge and understanding of his duties and responsibility as Parking Enforcement Officer. He is assigned to work in 22 Division where he is responsible for all radio calls and station details south of Bloor Street West. PEO Maricic can be depended on to complete assigned station details and radio calls in a timely manner. During this evaluation period PEO Maricic has not been successful in meeting the set performance standard for his assigned area; however during this period he was also the Acting Supervisor on B Platoon. While in this role he was able to exceed the

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