Monitoring employees can make them more likely to break rules 

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As remote work becomes the norm, more companies have begun tracking employees through desktop monitoring, video surveillance, and other digital tools.  These systems are designed to reduce rule-breaking and keep employees on task during their workday—and yet new research suggests that in some cases, they can seriously backfire, Harvard Business Review reports.  Specifically, researchers at

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