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Ontario’s AI Disclosure Rule for Job Postings

Since 1 January 2026, Ontario employers with at least 25 employees must disclose AI use in publicly advertised job postings when they use AI to screen, assess, or select applicants.

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  1. 概要
  2. ディープダイブ
  3. 戦略的影響
  4. The Future of Ontario’s AI Disclosure Rule for Job Postings
  5. 現実世界の実装
  6. リスクとガードレール
  7. 実装ロードマップ
  8. 探検を続けましょう
  9. よくある質問

概要

The rule has defined posting and employer thresholds and does not require disclosure of the particular system’s name.

ディープダイブ

Section 8.4 of Ontario’s Employment Standards Act requires an employer advertising a publicly advertised job posting to include a statement disclosing AI use if AI is used to screen, assess, or select applicants for that position. It took effect on 1 January 2026 through the Working for Workers Four Act, 2024. The statute’s AI definition in O. Reg. 476/24 covers a machine-based system that infers from inputs to generate predictions, content, recommendations, or decisions that can influence physical or virtual environments. The requirements do not apply to employers with fewer than 25 employees on the day the posting is posted. A publicly advertised job posting is generally an external posting directed to the public, but the regulation excludes general campaigns that do not advertise a specific position, internal-only postings, and certain jobs performed outside Ontario. The employer must count employees across its Ontario locations on the day the posting is posted. The disclosure is required when AI supports screening, assessment, or selection; a tool used only after hiring for unrelated tasks may not trigger this specific posting rule. Check the actual function rather than a vendor’s label. The rule requires disclosure that AI is used; it does not require naming the product, describing the algorithm, publishing training data, or proving that a human will make the final decision. The regulation also sets other posting rules, including compensation-range and Canadian-experience provisions, but these are separate obligations. Employers should not imply that an AI-use statement satisfies human-rights, accessibility, privacy, or employment-law duties. A compliant process counts employees on the posting date, classifies the posting, identifies each AI tool’s role in candidate screening or selection, and ensures the statement appears in the public posting itself. Keep the job ad, vendor workflow, and decision record so the organization can show what the tool actually did. Reassess when the tool or hiring process changes.

戦略的影響

リスクと安全性

AI による壊滅的な被害も日常的な被害も、誰がリスクを理解し、誰が行動できるかにかかっています。

より明確な判決

国民と専門家のリテラシーは、強力な安全政策が政治的に可能かどうかを左右します。

誇大広告を打ち破る

明確な説明は、誇大広告、研究室の PR、曖昧な倫理劇場に囚われることを減らします。

The Future of Ontario’s AI Disclosure Rule for Job Postings

The Ontario rule is now in force, with its employee threshold and posting exclusions set out in the statute and regulation. Regulations can be amended, and enforcement guidance may clarify edge cases. Employers should check current Ontario law when posting, especially if workforce size fluctuates or a role spans multiple jurisdictions. Review job templates and vendor configurations after changes in hiring practice. Ontario may prescribe exceptions and adjust related posting rules. Employers should check updates to the ESA and O. Reg. 476/24, then verify employee count and work location on the posting date.

現実世界の実装

An Ontario employer with 40 employees includes an AI-use statement in a public posting when a model ranks applicants.

A company with 18 employees checks the employee-count exemption on the day it posts the role.

A recruiter distinguishes a public external posting from an internal-only vacancy.

An employer updates the statement after replacing a résumé screener with a tool that scores interviews.

リスクとガードレール

  • 能力が複雑になる一方で、実存的なリスクを SF として扱います。

  • 高度な自律性の下での調整による表面製品の安全性を混乱させる。

  • 英語以外や専門家ではない聴衆には、低品質の情報源しか提供されません。

実装ロードマップ

  1. 製品の危害、誤使用、制御不能/調整不良のリスクを分離します。

  2. どのような証拠がタイムラインと重大度についてのあなたの見方を変えるかを尋ねてください。

  3. マーケティング上の主張よりも、一次情報源と具体的な評価を優先します。

  4. 意識だけでなく、キャリア、政策、資金、スキルなど、行動経路を 1 つ特定します。

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よくある質問

What is Ontario’s AI Disclosure Rule for Job Postings?

Since 1 January 2026, Ontario employers with at least 25 employees must disclose AI use in publicly advertised job postings when they use AI to screen, assess, or select applicants. The rule has defined posting and employer thresholds and does not require disclosure of the particular system’s name.

When did Ontario’s AI job-posting disclosure rule take effect?

The Employment Standards Act amendment came into force on 1 January 2026.

Which employer is covered by the posting requirements?

O. Reg. 476/24 exempts employers with fewer than 25 employees on that date.

What must the posting statement say?

The statute requires a disclosure statement but not detailed system disclosures.

Which posting is generally excluded by the regulation?

The regulation excludes positions restricted to existing employees.

Does this disclosure rule replace human-rights and accessibility duties?

Disclosure is a separate requirement and does not erase other obligations.