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1. Is ‘tagging’ employees a breach of privacy?
   

   The GMB union has welcomed moves by the European Commission to study the use of radio frequency identification (RFID) tags, because of concerns over the fact that they have been introduced in some workplaces in order to monitor employees. The Commission has agreed to set up an RFID Stakeholders Group and to publish recommendations on how to handle d...

   News | 22 Mar 2007

2. Advice on 'tagging' staff
   

   The use of radio signals in the latest technology has already changed the way that people shop, work and play, but what is the potential impact of their use in the workplace on employees’ privacy? The Information Commissioner’s Office has released guidance on Radio Frequency Identification Tags – or RFID tags – aimed at any business or organisation which may already use or consider using the technology. The...

   News | 4 Oct 2006

3. Social networking sites: the dangers to business reputation
   

   Complaints currently being filed against social networking site, Facebook have once again raised concerns over the security of information users provide on the website. Given that individuals frequently discuss details of their employment on social networking sites, the importance of putting in place thorough policies and ensuring they are communicated to staff has again been highlighted.Acc...

   News | 2 Jun 2008