Monitoring employees while home working – why, how and is it legal?
Leo Daniels • August 6, 2020
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Monitoring employees while home working – why, how and is it legal?
While your staff are working from home you may want to have more visibility on what they are doing and how productive their time is.
This information helps drive key business decisions such as how much work to allocate to staff members, so it’s a very useful insight to have.
I’ll show you how you can implement a tool to track productivity, I’ll talk about the ethics & legality of doing so, and then discuss how to manage the implementation of this type of solution without upsetting your valued staff members.
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and learn for yourself, keep up your efficiency and guarantee productive work patterns when you’re all apart.
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