Bias a rising concern for businesses, although tests remain questionable
Bias is now the third most important diversity issue behind wellbeing and flexibility, potentially requiring more re-education.
Bias is a growing concern for New Zealand businesses, especially in public organisations, according to new research. But the psychological tests measuring bias are perhaps more of a concern.
The latest edition of the twice-yearly New Zealand Diversity Survey shows 48% of New Zealand
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Nathan Smith
Thu, 04 May 2017
Thu, 04 May 2017
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Bias a rising concern for businesses, although tests remain questionable
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