A woman's interview experience has sparked debate online after she revealed that a work-from-home role allegedly involved webcam surveillance and screenshots every 10 minutes to monitor employees.

Employee privacy continues to be a complex and evolving area. As workplace technology advances and states enact new protections, employers ...

Attorneys at Berger Kahn discuss the use of electronic employee monitoring and considerations regarding liability issues, such as the nature of the employment, the state where the employee works, and ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Adia Harvey Wingfield is an author and a professor of sociology. By early 2025, JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon had had enough. In ...

Viral WFH backlash: A woman rejected a remote job after learning it required screen recording and screenshots every 10 minutes, calling it 'torture'. AI fuels anxiety: Professor Matt Call says lack of ...

Skills over diplomas: Employers increasingly prioritize practical abilities and experience over formal education, creating more remote job options for non-degree holders. High-paying options: Roles ...

From driverless haulage to AI-managed logistics, automation is changing FIFO work in Australia, exposing a growing reskilling ...

"Key jamming" refers to the employee practice of deliberately carrying out irrelevant keyboard or mouse activity in order to ...

The shift to remote work has transformed how organizations manage access to their digital resources. Identity Access Management (IAM) has become essential in securing remote teams, ensuring that only ...

Controlio also states they intend to release a built-in surveillance of the workforce that will be released in 2026. The ...

AnyDesk combines end-to-end encryption, granular access controls and audit logging for a distributed workplace.

Under the current approach, “you get an approval as a company to export your chip or your widget that’s subject to export controls; it goes wherever you agreed to send it to a ...