The Employee to Manager Feedback Questionnaire (EMFQ)

What is the Employee to Manager Feedback Questionnaire (EMFQ)?
What is the Employee to Manager Feedback Questionnaire (EMFQ)?

An annual Departmental online questionnaire that allows employees to provide feedback to their manager/team leader on their leadership skills.

The questionnaire consists of 25 questions and takes only a few minutes to complete.

Employee participation is voluntary and answers are confidential.


Why Participate?
Why Participate?

It is a unique opportunity for employees to give honest and constructive feedback to their manager.

Results provide managers with key insights as to where their employees think they excel as a leader, and areas for improvement.

Employee feedback is an important source of information for managers when planning informal and formal leadership development.

Managers are expected to discuss results with employees to validate their understanding and develop strategies to address areas for improvement.

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    How Does it Work?

    • Employees receive an email from the Human Resources Services Branch (HRSB) inviting them to participate in the survey. The invite includes the survey link.
    • 4-6 weeks following the closing date, managers/team leaders and their managers receive individualized reports outlining results. Managers only receive reports if three or more employees completed the questionnaire.
    • Results are used to inform the managers' learning and development plans. Managers receive a list of resources regarding training and coaching opportunities.

    2016-2017 Statistics

    • Over 17, 000 questionnaires completed Departmentally.
    • 2,128 managers received feedback reports.
    • Lowest departmental average: "My manager / team leader takes time to solicit employee feedback" 4.91
    • Highest departmental average: "My manager / team leader is: friendly and approachable (5.47); interacts with me in a professional manner(5.47); recognizes the importance of Official Languages in the workplace (5.47)."