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While Grammarly is widely known for grammar checking, its business version also identifies biased or non-inclusive language. It highlights potentially problematic phrases and provides suggestions to ensure job ads are professional and bias-free.

While Grammarly is widely known for grammar checking, its business version also identifies biased or non-inclusive language. It highlights potentially problematic phrases and provides suggestions to ensure job ads are professional and bias-free.

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