Hiring, Promotion and Compensation Decisions: Does AI Improve Outcomes, Create Risk, or Both?

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Name: Hiring, Promotion and Compensation Decisions: Does AI Improve Outcomes, Create Risk, or Both?
Date: September 18, 2018
Time: 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM CDT
Event Description:
Hiring and performance evaluation processes continue to evolve as applications using new technology for talent acquisition, employee evaluation and compensation decisions emerge. Artificial Intelligence (AI) promises a faster and more efficient way for employers to evaluate both their prospective and current employees. But legal developments are also driving change, as legislation, regulation, and litigation over pay equity and other EEO issues are increasing. Is AI a better alternative, and perhaps, the wave of the future? Or will other approaches that make use of new data and analytical techniques provide ways to navigate the competitive and legal pressures being put on employers?
 
Please join Fisher Phillips and Welch Consulting for lunch as we examine the traditional tools employers have been using for hiring, promotion and compensation decisions, and explore the emerging trends and challenges we expect to see with AI added into the mix.

Topics Include:
  • Challenges facing traditional methods for hiring, promotion and compensation decisions
  • How AI and other new technologies might improve hiring, employee evaluation and compensation decisions
  • Pros and cons of using AI applications versus alternatives
  • The legal and statistical risks and opportunities
Speakers:
  • Randy Coffey, Partner, Fisher & Phillips
  • Jim Pearce, VP and Senior Managing Director, Welch Consulting
Agenda:
  • 11:30am - 12:00pm: Registration and Lunch 
  • 12:00 – 1:00pm: Program
Location:
4900 Main St.
Kansas City, MO 64112
Date/Time Information:
Thursday, September 18th
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Contact Information:
Kelsy Crews
Fees/Admission:
This Seminar is being offered free of charge
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