Employee monitoring 'puts staff under increasing strain'

Employees are being put under increasing strain because of employers using surveillance equipment to keep track of how hard they are working, a survey has found.

More than half of employees claim their managers use electronic systems to keep a log of their work, and this constant monitoring leaves staff feeling exhausted and anxious. The survey, conducted by the Economic and Social research Council, found managers in a fifth of workplaces admit to monitoring their employees using computer-ba... (136 more words)

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