Confirm the tool and use
We inventory the relevant tools and document their role in hiring or promotion. The scope assessment determines which uses are covered and defines the work needed for the engagement.
An independent bias audit, a public results summary and candidate-notice drafts for hiring tools covered by NYC Local Law 144. The engagement starts by establishing which tools and uses are within scope.
Scope & pricingDelivery file
Tool, version and covered use.
Method, data and required results.
Dated summary of the findings.
Draft content, timing and placement.
Why it helps
Hiring software can play different roles in a decision, so the first question is how your organization actually uses the tool. For covered automated employment decision tools, NYC requires a bias audit, public information about its results and specified notices to the people affected.
We help your HR and legal teams assemble the required work into a traceable set of deliverables. The audit connects its results to the data and method used. The publication materials give your team a summary and notice drafts to review, along with a record of where those materials need to appear.
How we deliver it
We inventory the relevant tools and document their role in hiring or promotion. The scope assessment determines which uses are covered and defines the work needed for the engagement.
The auditor documents the data, method and required selection or scoring rates and impact ratios. The results include the applicable category and intersectional breakdowns, with the supporting calculations retained.
We prepare a dated public summary and the applicable candidate-notice drafts. Your team receives the results, supporting references and a record of required timing and placement for review and publication.
For HR, people and legal teams using automated hiring tools.
Start by confirming which tools and uses fall within the law’s scope.
NYC requirementsThe tools, their uses and the scope assessment.
Category and intersectional results, with the required impact ratios.
A results summary prepared for publication.
Drafts and a record of where they need to appear.