Over 1,500 Meta employees signed a petition opposing the tracking system, which monitors keystrokes and mouse activity.

AT&T is reducing its reliance on an employee-attendance tracking system, admitting to workers that it hasn't been fully accurate and is "driving people to the brink of frustration." The system, known ...

AT&T introduced an employee tracking system two years ago that monitored attendance based on factors such as badge swipes and laptop network connections. The company is now shifting away from the ...

Work now happens on screens. Tasks move through apps, files, and chat tools. Leaders want to know how work flows. They want data on time use and task progress. Tracking tools give that data. Yet ...

Last April, Meta launched a program to collect employee keystrokes, mouse movements, and other inputs to train AI models. The ...

For most workers, time tracking is unavoidable … a fact of life. In today's hybrid-heavy work environment, organizations face a lot of pressure to monitor attendance, productivity, and workloads.

Tracking employee hours and attendance is important for several reasons. Business owners need to know their employees are working safely, wherever they’re supposed to be. Employee absenteeism impacts ...

Scan the online brochures of companies who sell workplace monitoring tech and you’d think the average American worker was a renegade poised to take their employer down at the next opportunity. “Nearly ...

Tracking practices must comply with the principles of proportionality, necessity, and data minimization, according to ...

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