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If AI Made the Hiring Decision, You May Have a Case

Artificial Intelligence and Technology, Civil Rights, Employment Discrimination, Employment Law, Workers Rights /

Yes—AI hiring tools can violate anti-discrimination laws even without human intent, and lawsuits and EEOC scrutiny are rising nationwide. Resume screeners, video analysis, and scoring algorithms may disproportionately exclude protected groups. This article explains common AI hiring systems, warning signs, and steps to preserve evidence and evaluate a legal claim. When a Computer Says No: […]

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When AI Makes a Decision About Your Job, This Is the Exact Form You File

Artificial Intelligence, Employment Law, Job Discrimination, Workers Rights, Workplace Legal Guides /

You typically file an EEOC Charge of Discrimination (Form 5) within 180 days (or 300 days in many states) to challenge an AI-driven hiring, promotion, or layoff decision. This preserves your rights and can lead to an EEOC investigation and a right-to-sue letter. This article explains the exact form, timelines, and what to include when

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Can You Be Fired Because an Algorithm Didn’t Like Your Face?

Artificial Intelligence, Employment Discrimination, Labor Law, Technology and Society, Workplace Rights /

Yes—facial recognition and AI scoring can factor into termination decisions, and at least 20 U.S. states plus D.C. have biometric privacy laws that may limit such use. If an algorithm triggers firing, employers still must comply with anti-discrimination and privacy rules, and flawed tools can create liability. This article explains when AI-based firing may be

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