Daily Document Update: HR Compliance Library, ¶46,278, Two in three surveyed say culture of surveillance at work would discourage them from working for an employer — SURVEY RESULTS, (Aug. 8, 2019)

摘要

Surveillance and online security blog, Online Spy Shop, polled 2,000 adults on their attitudes to and perceptionsof workplace monitoring and surveillance, with specific focus on 'non-standard' methods, discounting standardmethods of tracking such as keycard access and CCTV. Almost half (48 percent) said that if an organization wasunclear about or unwilling to disclose the surveillance methods they used, they would be less likely to want towork for that organization. And two thirds (64 percent) said disclosure of 'non-standard' workplace surveillancemethods such as facial recognition technology and mandatory health tracking would discourage them fromseeking employment with that organization.