Surveillance software for employees
The office is not only a place to do work. It is also a place to be observed doing work.
A large number of companies whose workforce has gone remote have acquired surveillance software to continue observing their employees work. However, employee monitoring software may not be a good thing for employees who prize their privacy and employers who desire a good relationship with their staff.
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