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Remote teams
fromYahoo Finance
3 days ago

WFH warning as private investigator reveals wild surveillance request from Aussie boss: 'Watching you'

Workplace surveillance tools and requests are increasing for remote workers, and managers may try to verify activity beyond legal and ethical boundaries.
Remote teams
fromYahoo Finance
3 days ago

WFH warning as private investigator reveals wild surveillance request from Aussie boss: 'Watching you'

Workplace surveillance tools and requests are increasing for remote workers, and managers may try to verify activity beyond legal and ethical boundaries.
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Privacy professionals
fromThe Verge
1 week ago

Meta and Google get data from the app your boss uses to track you

Workplace monitoring tools share worker data with third parties, including digital advertising platforms and data brokers, beyond what workers may expect.
Artificial intelligence
fromwww.theguardian.com
2 weeks ago

Forget the AI job apocalypse. AI's real threat is worker control and surveillance

AI’s main workplace risk is widening inequality between workers who use AI to extend skills and those controlled by opaque AI surveillance systems.
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fromIT Pro
8 months ago

The rise of 'bossware' means workers have nowhere to hide from management - companies are tracking productivity, browsing histories, and device activity, and it's destroying workforce morale

A third of British companies are using "bossware" technology to monitor staff when they work from home, and it's causing serious trust issues among staff. That's according to a survey of 900 UK managers by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI). Crucially, nearly as many said they didn't know what tracking their employer did, so the figure could well be higher.
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