AI hiring tools favour the wrong skills, employers warn
09-10-2026 07:30 via hrreview.co.uk

AI hiring tools favour the wrong skills, employers warn

Nearly two-thirds of businesses report growing difficulty finding candidates with employability skills as automated screening becomes more common.
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