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AI for Hiring & HR Course

Verifies whether candidates exercise responsible human judgment while maintaining legal compliance and fairness when using AI in job postings, resume screening, interviews, evaluations, employee data, and performance management.

Edition 26.10 · as of 2026-10-22 · Free · read right away, no sign-up.

Contents

  1. How to use this book
  2. Chapter 1. Job Postings and Resume Screening Inputs

    Three inputs handled by hiring AI · Discriminatory expressions in job posting wording · Direct discrimination and indirect discrimination · Scope of application of the Fair Hiring Procedure Act and basic screening materials · Information that cannot be requested as basic screening materials · Job postings and actual working conditions: Prohibition of false job advertisements · Selecting input items for AI resume screening · Proxy variables and indirect discrimination · Bypass information in free-form text · Review procedure for AI-generated job postings and screening criteria · Documenting evidence of job relevance · The boundary between actual job requirements and discriminatory expressions · Preferential expressions and affirmative action · The scope of application varies by law

  3. Chapter 2. Evaluations, Interviews, and Automated Decisions

    Definition of an Automated Decision · The boundary between full automation and human-reviewed decisions · Three rights and exceptions · Determining significant impact · Matters that must be disclosed in advance · Procedures for handling requests received · Conditions for a good explanation · Validity of AI interview and evaluation tools · Explainability and interpretability · Accessibility and reasonable accommodation · High-impact areas and recruitment under the AI Basic Act · Designing meaningful human review · What consent resolves and what it does not resolve · Recruitment agencies and the accountability of Automated Decisions · Changing the degree of automation also changes obligations

  4. Chapter 3. Applicant and Employee Data

    Personal Information and Combinability · Processing Principles: Purpose, Minimization, Anonymity · Legal Bases for Processing: On What Grounds Is Data Collected and Used? · Use and Provision Beyond the Original Purpose · Sensitive Information · Uniquely Identifiable Information and Resident Registration Numbers · Pseudonymous Information and Its Limitations · Entrustment of Processing and Provision to Third Parties · Overseas Transfer · Retention Periods and Destruction · Safety Measures and Access Logs · Decision-Making Procedure: May This Data Be Entered into This AI? · Checking Data Use Terms in Vendor Contracts · Between "Deleting the Name" and "Being Anonymous" · How Free Is Employee Consent? · The Lifespan of Derived Data

  5. Chapter 4. HR Operations and Performance Management

    Tasks assigned to AI in HR operations and the level of risk · Drafting performance evaluations: Restricting to grounding materials · Reviewing AI-written evaluation text · Accountability in feedback and interviews · Source document management for HR chatbots · Query permissions for HR chatbots and HR assistants · HR records and audit trails · Limits of employee monitoring · Taking action based on monitoring results · Prohibition of age discrimination and AI metrics · Prohibition of discrimination against persons with disabilities and reasonable accommodation · Basic principles of equal treatment · The Trap of What Is Easy to Measure Becoming Performance · Why Monitoring Purposes Creep · The Weight of Automated Evaluation Sentences

  6. Chapter 5. Fairness Auditing and Governance

    What fairness measures · Selection rate and selection rate ratio · The four-fifths rule: What it says and what it does not say · Sample size and statistical significance · Stage-by-stage analysis · Group disparities in errors · Turning audit findings into action · Audit cycles and triggers · Group data for auditing · Requesting vendor validation data · The four functions of the NIST AI RMF · Accountability Framework and Operating Rules · Incident response · Why group-specific cutoff scores are not the solution · Good fairness metrics are not enough · Governance is not a one-time approval

  7. Appendix A. Glossary
  8. Appendix B. Self-check answers and explanations
  9. Appendix C. Exam day guide
  10. Appendix D. Reference documents

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