Integrating Privacy Impact Assessments with Inclusion Goals

Before implementing new recruitment tools or processes, organizations should conduct privacy impact assessments that also evaluate effects on inclusion. This dual approach identifies potential risks to candidate privacy and barriers to diverse hiring, enabling proactive adjustments that uphold both objectives.

Before implementing new recruitment tools or processes, organizations should conduct privacy impact assessments that also evaluate effects on inclusion. This dual approach identifies potential risks to candidate privacy and barriers to diverse hiring, enabling proactive adjustments that uphold both objectives.

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