The next time you log onto a company laptop, clock in through an app, or use a work-issued phone, there may be more than a manager keeping tabs on your performance.
Employers are increasingly using workplace surveillance technology – often referred to as “bossware” – to monitor everything from keystrokes and web activity to location data, screenshots, and time spent at a desk, reports The Associated Press. The trend has accelerated as companies navigate hybrid and remote work using technology designed to measure how, when, and where employees work.
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