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54% of Ontario Employers Use AI in Hiring. Almost None Disclose It.

Ontario now requires employers with 25+ staff to disclose AI use in job postings. Most have not complied. Here is what the law requires.

Ontario now requires employers with 25 or more employees to disclose AI use in job postings__. Since January 1 2026, the Working for Workers Four Act__ mandates disclosure. Most employers have not complied. The penalties are up to $100,000 CAD per conviction under the Employment Standards Act__. Employers trying to interpret the requirement should start with Ontario's AI governance landscape__ and Ontario's AI evaluation framework__.

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