Online employment analytics benefited from the quick developments of artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning functions, which improved job recommendations, workforce forecasting abilities, and talent acquisition strategies. Traditional employment analysis methods cannot match deep learning models because these new models excel in pattern detection and produce accurate predictions about future labor market trends. This paper investigates how deep learning predictive models bring value to online employment analytics by studying their application in predicting staff departures and skill shortages and creating automated job recommendation systems and resume evaluation frameworks. DNNs, NLP, and transformer-based architectures improve job-matching processes while enabling better hiring efficiency through these models. The research evaluates the difficulties of AI-powered employment analytics that stem from algorithms behaving unequally and rendering deep learning model conclusions hard to understand in addition to maintaining employee data security. The paper presents discussable remedies for these issues through explainable AI (XAI) techniques and fairness-aware machine learning approaches. Employment analytics, which apply deep learning principles, offer substantial improvements to choice-making throughout the employment process for all job searchers, recruiters, and public officials. Researchers should work on merging live labor market analytics with ethical artificial intelligence standards to establish fair and transparent employee acquisition systems. AI-driven analytics will become a vital tool for the modern digital workforce because deep learning technologies are progressively developing their potential impact on employment management systems.

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Enhancing Online Employment Analytics Through Deep Learning-Based Predictive Models

  • Shreevamshi Naveen,
  • M. S. Annapoorna,
  • V. Manimegalai,
  • S. Santhosh,
  • M. Dharshne

摘要

Online employment analytics benefited from the quick developments of artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning functions, which improved job recommendations, workforce forecasting abilities, and talent acquisition strategies. Traditional employment analysis methods cannot match deep learning models because these new models excel in pattern detection and produce accurate predictions about future labor market trends. This paper investigates how deep learning predictive models bring value to online employment analytics by studying their application in predicting staff departures and skill shortages and creating automated job recommendation systems and resume evaluation frameworks. DNNs, NLP, and transformer-based architectures improve job-matching processes while enabling better hiring efficiency through these models. The research evaluates the difficulties of AI-powered employment analytics that stem from algorithms behaving unequally and rendering deep learning model conclusions hard to understand in addition to maintaining employee data security. The paper presents discussable remedies for these issues through explainable AI (XAI) techniques and fairness-aware machine learning approaches. Employment analytics, which apply deep learning principles, offer substantial improvements to choice-making throughout the employment process for all job searchers, recruiters, and public officials. Researchers should work on merging live labor market analytics with ethical artificial intelligence standards to establish fair and transparent employee acquisition systems. AI-driven analytics will become a vital tool for the modern digital workforce because deep learning technologies are progressively developing their potential impact on employment management systems.