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15 Mar 2004 5:00PM

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'Snooping' employers are jeopardising both productivity and their workers’ health, claim the TUC.
'Stop Snooping', a new report from the TUC, says that new technologies and the lack of privacy rights at work mean employers can monitor employees constantly and secretly. Companies in the UK and abroad are eavesdropping telephone calls, measuring toilet breaks, monitoring e-mails, internet use and computer work and using CCTV, hidden cameras, smart cards and tracking devices to keep an eye o... (293 more words)
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