When working from home, there may be a new concern for workers other than going without pants. To ensure employees do what they’re supposed to, some employers have begun using surveillance apps ...

Since the pandemic accelerated remote work, there’s been an uptick in the use of electronic monitoring tools to track employees’ performance and productivity, experts say. Some workers ...

Wilson says bosses monitoring remote employees has become more popular, but it does raise privacy issues that some states are beginning to address.

More companies are using technology to monitor employees, sparking privacy concerns "I didn't even consider not doing it," said one microchipped employee.

More companies than ever are using software to monitor employees who work from home. Remote work experts think that's a bad idea.

37% of fully remote employees report their employer monitors them Only 32% of employees report receiving formal guidelines or policies about online surveillance in their workplace.

A study found that 75% of the most popular work surveillance tools can capture your screen, and nearly half can record every keystroke.

It’s crucial that HR business partners equip employees with the right tools, training and policies to integrate AI ...