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Employment

Technology, law, and practice. As of November 3, 2026.

Facts checked November 3, 2026

As of November 3, 2026

Employment

Hiring, promotion, monitoring, and productivity tools raise discrimination, notice, and privacy issues. Several U.S. jurisdictions have AI-specific employment rules; federal EEO laws still apply to algorithmic selection.

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  • NYC Local Law 144 requires bias audits and candidate notice for covered automated employment decision tools.
  • Illinois and other states have enacted or amended human-rights / employment statutes addressing AI tools (see tracker).
  • EEOC materials discuss Title VII implications of algorithmic hiring; employers remain responsible for discriminatory outcomes in covered decisions.

Incident Tracker — employment and discrimination-tagged rows for examples.