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mid-year review

A mid-year review is an evaluation of an employee's work performance and progress that is carried out about halfway through the year.

In plain English

It is a formal check on how an employee is doing at work and how far they have progressed. It takes place around the middle of the year.

In context

Here, "mid-year review" names the formal point about halfway through the year when an employee's work performance and progress are evaluated.

Situation
Setting goals, receiving feedback, completing reviews, and discussing performance
What it communicates
names the formal evaluation point in the middle of the year.

Meaning limits

The term by itself does not say how the evaluation is carried out or what outcome it leads to.

Examples

“During his mid-year review, his manager assessed his work over the first six months and his progress toward annual goals.”

Core meaning

“Her supervisor scheduled the mid-year review for late June.”

In context