Debrief

Aliases

NYC LL144; AEDT law; DCWP automated employment decision tools

Citation Status
Verified
Cited in Generated Atlas
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Design Consequence

Make tool classification, annual bias-audit currency, public summary, candidate notice, and complaint routes inspectable before covered use.

Full Citation

New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection. Automated Employment Decision Tools (AEDT): Local Law 144 of 2021. Accessed 2026-09-23.

Source Class
Canonical
Themes
Goal-Directed & VerificationLeakage & Threat
The Snag

A covered automated employment tool can enter hiring workflow before its audit, notice, and disclosure duties are visible to operators or candidates.

The Move

Bind each covered deployment to its audit date, public summary, notice evidence, scope determination, and review owner.

The Cure

Review whether the tool and use are covered, verify audit currency and publication, provide required notices, and retain an accountable compliance owner.

The Read

DCWP states that covered AEDT use requires a bias audit within one year, publicly available audit information, and prescribed notices. Applicability follows the tool, use, and current law.