Step 1 of 5
Write down what happened
Do this while you still remember the details. Fill in what you know and leave the rest empty. None of this leaves your browser.
Step 2 of 5
Gather your documents
Gather in one place, on paper or in one folder on your phone:
- the job advert or the description of the position;
- your application, your CV and the confirmation that you sent them;
- the whole message with the refusal, review, schedule or notice of dismissal;
- tests, questionnaires and recordings you completed or made. Note which ones they were;
- your contract, the work rules and other letters from the employer;
- emails and messages in apps, including those from the HR department;
- screenshots of the panel, app or system that show results, ratings or a schedule.
Make copies. Keep the originals for yourself. Collect only what you received or what you normally have access to.
Step 3 of 5
Check the deadlines
Check whether the letters you received say what you can do and how soon. Note every date in your calendar. This step matters, because being late can close the way to appeal. Do not wait for our reply.
Step 4 of 5
Ask the employer about the role of the system
You can ask the employer whether it used an automated system and what that system did. Below is a ready draft of the letter. It fills itself in from what you typed in step 1.
Step 5 of 5
Write to us
The foundation studies how AI systems treat people. Your story can help us understand the problem, even if today we cannot take on your case.
Your mail program will open with the draft. You will see it before it is sent. You can change or delete it.
Need help? Contact
The help desk is only planned. Until it launches, please contact us at the email address below.
Email:
fundacja@miara.org.pl
Tell us in your own words what happened. You do not need to know the law. Do not send all your documents at once; a description of the case is enough.
Your rights
- [to be completed by a lawyer] Whether and on what basis you have the right to learn that the decision was made automatically.
- [to be completed by a lawyer] Whether and on what basis you can demand an explanation of how the system reached its result.
- [to be completed by a lawyer] Whether and on what basis you can demand that a human review the case.
- [to be completed by a lawyer] Which labour law provisions protect against unequal treatment in recruitment, review and dismissal, and how to use them.
- [to be completed by a lawyer] Whether employees or their representatives have the right to know which AI systems the company uses in decisions about people.
We do not quote legal provisions until a lawyer has checked them. Marker: [to be completed by a lawyer].