New Office Sensors Spy On Employees

Posted on February 15, 2017 by mailomg in Memo 81, Uncategorized // 0 Comments

A new trend in office management: spy on employees with high-tech sensors. Bloomberg reports that employers are monitoring their employees. Most people don’t realize how prevalent they are, Joe Costello, chief executive officer of Enlighted, told Bloomberg. His sensors are in 15% of the Fortune 500. They’re hidden in lights, ID badges, and elsewhere, tracking things such as conference room usage, employee whereabouts, and “latency”… (click to read more)

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