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Be sure to document the reasonable factors on which you base all hiring decisions

Courts rarely second-guess hiring decisions as long as they are based on objective, reasonable factors, backed with documentation as one case proves. Remind your managers the importance of proper documenting, even during hiring.

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EEOC lawsuit alleges discriminatory AI screening

AI can sometimes lead to more discrimination, not less.

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Using AI in hiring? Beware liability for bias

If you hire using AI software, be sure programs were tested for intentional and disparate-impact discrimination.

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Screen your background screener

You'll be held accountable if your background-screening provider does a shoddy job.

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Job descriptions key to ADA accommodations

It’s easier to claim an employee’s disabilities can't be accommodated if the job description lists essential tasks.

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Get it in writing: Creating effective and legal job descriptions

Here's what to include in a job description to avoid litigation.

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Job descriptions: Why you need ’em, how to write ’em

Why you need accurate job descriptions and how to write them.

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Keep your job descriptions up to date

Inaccurate or incomplete job descriptions can create costly legal risks.

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Remember to revise job descriptions regularly

Routinely review and revise job descriptions to recruit the right employees and manage their performance.

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Job descriptions are key to legal promotions

This three-step process will make sure your promotion process doesn’t trigger a lawsuit.

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