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Lawyers Should Avoid Using Work Computers For Personal Tasks - Above the Law

Lawyers should minimize personal use of work computers to protect sensitive personal information from employer access and unexpected loss of devices.

Privacy professionals

fromBusiness Insider

2 days ago

Your boss has more ways than ever to monitor what you're doing at work

Employers increasingly use updated surveillance tools to monitor employees' locations, messages, logins, and activity, shifting power back toward managers.

Privacy professionals

fromwww.theguardian.com

2 months ago

From location to keystrokes, Australian workers' data is being gathered by employers with little privacy protection

Employers, including Commonwealth Bank, use mandatory mobile apps that collect employees' location and device data with limited transparency and weak privacy protections.

Artificial intelligence

fromSecuritymagazine

3 months ago

28% of Employees Would Use AI at Work Even if Banned

AI adoption among U.S. educated desk workers is rising, boosting productivity despite frequent errors, limited formal policies, monitoring, and notable concern about job displacement.

fromwww.mercurynews.com

5 months ago

California's No Robo Bosses Act' advances, taking aim at artificial intelligence in the workplace

As artificial intelligence gives new, powerful tools to employers seeking to streamline hiring and monitor workers, a bill is advancing through the California Legislature to address fears that the technology could unfairly deny workers jobs and promotions.