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New York City Local Law 144: automated employment decision tools

An automated tool used to screen candidates or employees must have an independent bias audit within the past year, with the results published and candidates notified before use.

New York City Department of Consumer and Worker ProtectionNew York City, United StatesUnited States, state and localstatuteSoftware agentsText of the rule ↗

Status in force (enforced from July 2023)

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ControlStrengthWhere in the rule, and whyConfidenceMissing or failed in
Mandate disclosed to supervisor C-M1Required by the textnotice to candidates that the tool is usedhigh1 case
Attribution independent of the vendor C-V3Required by the textan independent audit of the tool's outcomes, not the vendor's own accountmedium3 cases
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