Careers and Workplace Surveillance: Companies Keep a Close Eye

Friday, 6 September 2024, 08:36

Careers are increasingly under surveillance as companies like JPMorgan and Amazon use technology to monitor employee productivity. These monitoring practices raise concerns about privacy in the workplace. This article explores various methods companies utilize to keep track of their employees and enforce return-to-office policies.

Businessinsider — Careers and Workplace Surveillance: Companies Keep a Close Eye

Big Companies Employing Surveillance Tools

Major firms, including JPMorgan and Amazon, have implemented workplace surveillance strategies to keep tabs on their employees' productivity and attendance.

Monitoring Techniques in Practice

Badge Swiping Tracking: Many companies track employees' badge swipes to monitor their entry and exit times.
Compliance Monitoring: PwC mandates employees be in the office for at least three days a week and tracks their locations.
Attendance Records: Amazon shares individual office attendance records with employees.

As businesses push for a return to office, understanding these surveillance methods is vital for employees.

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