AI in the Workplace: Labor Legislation Update

AI in the Workplace: Labor Legislation Update

Two recently proposed bills in New York aim to address AI’s implications for hiring practices and workplace flexibility, offering both opportunities and challenges for various employers. The use of AI and algorithms in hiring and workforce management in material handling businesses can improve efficiency, but it also raises concerns about privacy, fairness, and transparency. The proposed legislation reflects a growing push to regulate these tools and their use in employment decisions.

What’s Next

Here is a breakdown of legislative developments to monitor:

  • New York – 185 – This bill would target the use of electronic monitoring and automated employment decision tools by employers or employment agencies.
  • New York – 218 – This bill focuses on flexible working arrangements, requiring employers to consider and respond to employee requests in “good faith.”

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Gene Marks

CPA, National Business Columnist, Author & Speaker

Gene Marks is a past columnist for both The New York Times and The Washington Post. Gene now writes regularly for The Hill, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Forbes, Entrepreneur, The Washington Times, and The Guardian. Gene is a best-selling author and has written 5 books on business management. Gene appears on Fox Business, MSNBC, as well as CBS Eye on the World with John Batchelor and SiriusXM’s Wharton Business Channel where he talks about the financial, economic and technology issues that affect business leaders today. Gene helps business owners, executives and managers understand the political, economic and technological trends that will affect their companies and provides actionable insights.

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