If an employer installs time- or attendance-tracking software on your computer, that software can probably spy on you in lots of other ways as well. A new study by the resume-help site StandOut CV ...

Since the pandemic accelerated remote work, there’s been an uptick in the use of electronic monitoring tools to track employees’ performance and productivity, experts say. Some workers’ rights groups ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I’m an employment lawyer who writes about your workplace rights. When working from home, there may be a new concern for workers ...

Virtually looking over employees’ shoulders isn’t just bad for privacy. Research shows it could also be bad for business. Ask David Heinemeier Hansson, the cofounder and CTO of Basecamp, how he feels ...

This TechRepublic Premium ebook compiles the latest on cancelled conferences, cybersecurity attacks, remote work tips, and the impact this pandemic is having on the tech industry. Read now A new study ...

Many critics of so-called snooping software also call it "tattleware." Mark works for a Denver-area company that handles medical billing. In mid-March, he said he and his co-workers were told they ...

In April 2020, global demand for employee monitoring software more than doubled. Online searches for “how to monitor employees working from home” increased by 1,705%, and sales for systems that track ...

For financial institutions, complying with regulations is becoming a costlier proposition. According to a recent poll, 76% of financial services firms increased their compliance expenditure from 2022 ...

A UK trade union is calling for the introduction of measures to protect employees from "intrusive monitoring" after polling suggested that one in three UK workers are being monitored by their employer ...

Thanks to the internet, unconscientious employees can potentially binge-watch Baywatch, gossip with their co-workers and even leak vital trade secrets — all from the comfort of their own cubicles.

In the wake of a cyberattack by a ransomware group that has crippled city services and exposed personal identifiable information of Columbus employees, the city is offering credit monitoring services ...