How to use employee surveillance measures without eroding trust  

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There’s a growing movement to track employee productivity through increasingly sophisticated technology, such as desktop surveillance, biometric smart badges, location tracking, or desk heat sensors. It can be intrusive, but it also provides opportunities for gaining insights into employee behavior, such as which applications they use most frequently or whether they’re at risk of overworking

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