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People Like Us exposes the inequality of automated hiring processes

September 16
People Like Us exposes the inequality of automated hiring processes

With new research showing that automated hiring software is making the job hunt even harder for ethnic minorities in the UK, non-profit People Like Us has launched a new campaign in protest of the technology. ‘Reject the

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