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Regulations: Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, EEOC Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection Procedures
Date: 2026-03-25
Status: ✅ Implemented

1. Regulatory Context

Title VII and the EEOC Uniform Guidelines require that employee selection procedures (including interviews) be:
  • Job-related and consistent with business necessity (§1607.3)
  • Applied uniformly to all candidates for a given position
  • Free from discriminatory bias in both design and application
  • Documented with sufficient records for adverse impact analysis (§1607.4)
Structured interviews with standardized scoring criteria are recognized best practice for demonstrating compliance.

2. Controls Implemented

2.1 Standardized Evaluation Criteria

2.2 Blind Evaluation (Bias Prevention)

2.3 Audit Trail

2.4 Recommendation Constraints


3. Documentation & Recordkeeping

Per EEOC §1607.15, organizations must maintain records of selection procedures and their impact:
  • Scorecard data is retained indefinitely in hr_interview_scorecards (no TTL/purge)
  • Template history preserved via is_active soft-disable (templates are not deleted)
  • PDF export capability allows generation of compliance-ready documentation
  • Comparison Grid provides aggregate view for adverse impact analysis

4. Gaps and Recommendations


5. Testing Evidence

  • Unit tests: 13 tests covering computeOverallScore, countRecommendations, averageOverallScores
  • RLS tests: hr-interview-scorecard-templates.rls.test.ts, hr-interview-scorecards.rls.test.ts — tenant isolation, cross-org blocking
  • E2E tests: ats-scorecard-workflow.spec.ts — route rendering, skeleton loading, breadcrumbs

6. References