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I’m not suggesting that there are no issues with algorithmic HR operations. I’m suggesting that the abuses of such a system will only be solved in the courts,
by relax88 5y ago
I’m not suggesting that there are no issues with algorithmic HR operations.
I’m suggesting that the abuses of such a system will only be solved in the courts, and that those courts decide the rules based on legislation that outlines worker protections.
Corporations exist to make a profit and you can’t expect them to act against the profit motive out of the kindness of their own hearts, you must compel them.
- jonfw 5y agoCorporations are led by people and we expect people to be moral. Seeking profit doesn't excuse you from morality. Legislation is a good idea as well
- relax88 5y agoMorality is a lot more subjective than labour law. Do you want to believe on faith that business owners will act in a way that matches your morals? I certainly don’t.