For this reason, many businesses are turning to employee monitoring software, which can be used to help track productivity and evaluate efficiency, as well as identify threats, gauge the ...

Keylogging is a feature used in many employee monitoring software platforms that tracks, captures, logs and records all the keystrokes on the computer being monitored. While this feature may be ...

The trend of using employee monitoring software is increasingly prevalent among businesses in Canada. With the escalating popularity of remote work, employers are seeking successful ways to ensure ...

The issue of companies monitoring employee computer activity grabbed headlines ... the Journal added, Teramind software found the level of presumed simulation rose to 8 percent.

While installing employee monitoring software in staff devices has become standard practice across several industries, the advent of AI could push surveillance to unprecedented levels. Concerns ...

Concerns about AI in tracking employee activity were highlighted in a viral Reddit post on software that compares an employee's data against coworkers. While installing employee monitoring ...

About 96% of respondents to a mid-March survey commissioned by ResumeBuilder.com said they use some form of employee monitoring software to ensure that their staff stays productive. That's a major ...

and need to be mindful of how employees might react to the mass roll-out of monitoring software," he says. He suggests that any firms using monitoring software should have written policies in ...

employees must allow Apple to install software that grants Apple access to search anything stored on the device or iCloud. The suit claims Apple’s policies allow it to monitor workers even when ...

Barclays says the computer monitoring software was intended to tackle issues ... says it also determines when an employee goes offline. The story was first reported by City AM, which said the ...

Sen. Joni Ernst's (R-Iowa) bills would move at least 30% of all SBA HQ employees out of the DC area, while Rep. Barry Loudermilk tries the MERIT Act again.