Please note: The algorithm descriptions in English have been automatically translated. Errors may have been introduced in this process. For the original descriptions, go to the Dutch version of the Algorithm Register.
Reintegration Work Matching
- Publication category
- Impactful algorithms
- Impact assessment
- DPIA, ...
- Status
- In use
General information
Theme
Begin date
Contact information
Responsible use
Goal and impact
Guiding residents to work by better matching unemployed residents to vacancies. Matching for work is a study of promising job profiles that determines, for example, that in period X there is relatively more need for hairdressers and relatively less need for traffic controllers
Considerations
Results Uthic Assessment: with this approach, we stimulate the guidance of unemployed residents towards a sustainable form of employment. Through the Matching for Work process, we contribute to the Autonomy of this target group, which thus has the opportunity to view vacancies in a more accessible way and link them to personal needs. In doing so, we also fulfil the value Justice, as this is a vulnerable group of residents.
Human intervention
The algorithm (with direct impact on Utrecht residents and their living environment) only serves as a source of information for an employee, who takes the right follow-up step based on this information and the context of the situation. This principle is included in our Utrecht framework Internal Guidelines for Algorithm Application.
Risk management
The Utrecht data scientists, Information and Process Advisors (IPA) and Decentralised Information Security Officers (DISO) within the Utrecht municipality have a controlling and monitoring role in the application of the algorithm, in addition to the employees directly involved. By doing so, we want to prevent the following risks from occurring:
- data leak by making personal data of Utrecht residents publicly available
- algorithm takes a decision completely independently, without the intervention of an employee and without interpreting the relevant context of the situation
- 'function creep' regarding data in the application of the algorithm, causing the algorithm to give a distorted picture of what is going on. This can occur because the same type of data is used when applying the algorithm, and the algorithm uses that as confirmation of what comes out as information
Impact assessment
- Utrechts Uthiek Assessment
- Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA)
Operations
Data
- personal employment needs of residents
- overview of available vacancies
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