Employee Voice Strategies for Contesting Automated Organizational Decision Systems

Abstract

Automated organizational decision systems increasingly shape hiring, task allocation, performance evaluation, scheduling, promotion, discipline, and access to work. Yet employees who question these decisions often confront uncertain authority, opaque criteria, fragmented accountability, and channels designed for human rather than computational decision processes. This Original Taxonomy Article develops a proposed classification of employee responses to such conditions. It integrates scholarship

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