Effective Strategies for Mitigating Bias in Hiring Algorithms: A Comparative Analysis

Yusuf Jazakallah
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Bias in hiring algorithms is a critical issue that has been widely recognized in recent years. As more companies rely on automated candidate selection processes, it is essential to develop fair and equitable recruitment practices that ensure equal opportunities for all candidates. The objective of this research paper is to propose a comprehensive framework for mitigating bias in hiring algorithms. By utilizing a combination of machine learning techniques, statistical analysis, and ethical considerations, the study aims to identify, measure, and mitigate both overt and subtle forms of bias present in these algorithms. This paper's findings underscore the significance of employing de-biasing strategies to ensure diversity and inclusion in the workplace. In this introduction, we will discuss the critical issue of bias mitigation in hiring algorithms, the importance of fair and equitable recruitment practices, and the objective of the study. We will also provide an overview of the research methodology, the measurement of bias, and the proposed mitigation strategies. Finally, we will summarize the key findings and the proposed framework for reducing bias in hiring algorithms.
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