The Jiggle Is Up: Bosses Bust Workers Who Fake Computer Activity — The Wall Street Journal
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Contributed by: Drex DeFord
Summary
The article from The Wall Street Journal discusses the growing trend of employers using technology to monitor and identify employees who attempt to fake computer activity during working hours. This monitoring aims to ensure productivity as remote work becomes more common, shedding light on the methods companies are deploying to track employee performance and identify potential misuse of work time. The article also explores the ethical considerations and employee privacy concerns associated with this increased surveillance.
