Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://rfos.fon.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/3010
Title: E-Recruitment Powered by Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain-Based Competency Passports
Authors: Marković, Lazar
Labus, Aleksandra 
Rodić, Branka
Sovtić, Danica
Trpkov, Aleksandra
Keywords: Human Resource Management;E-recruitment.;Blockchain;artificial intelligence;Competency Passport
Issue Date: Aug-2025
Publisher: VISOKA ŠKOLA “INTERNACIONALNA POSLOVNO–INFORMACIONA AKADEMIJA” TUZLA
Abstract: The digital transformation of human resource management is reshaping recruitment practices through the integration of advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain. This paper examines the concept of e-recruitment facilitated by AI and blockchain-based competency passports, which consolidate verified records of formal and informal learning, certifications, and employment history. These passports, stored on a decentralized and tamper-proof blockchain ledger, provide candidates with secure, portable, and verifiable digital identities. Upon consent, employers and recruiters can access a candidate’s credentialed background, enabling faster and more accurate pre-selection while reducing reliance on manual verification. AI algorithms enhance the recruitment process by analyzing competency data, matching candidates to job prof iles, predicting performance, and identifying potential risks. The combination of these technologies enables more transparent, efficient, and fair hiring processes, while also ensuring that candidates retain control over their personal data. This paper presents a developed model of the ecosystem for e-recruitment based on AI and blockchain highlighting the roles and technology-enabled processes of key stakeholders, including candidates, educational institutions, employers, HR departments, and regulatory bodies. The model offers a comprehensive view of how emerging technologies can be effectively embedded throughout the recruitment life cycle. Furthermore, the study elaborates on the system’s technical architecture, discusses challenges such as legal compliance and interoperability, and proposes strategic recommendations for gradual adoption.
URI: https://rfos.fon.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/3010
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