Employee monitoring involves using surveillance methods like keystroke logging, wiretapping, and GPS tracking to gather information about employees' activities and locations. Organizations monitor employees to track performance, avoid legal issues, protect trade secrets, and address security concerns. Common monitoring methods include surveillance of employees' computer usage, emails, instant messages, and social media interactions.
Employee monitoring involves using surveillance methods like keystroke logging, wiretapping, and GPS tracking to gather information about employees' activities and locations. Organizations monitor employees to track performance, avoid legal issues, protect trade secrets, and address security concerns. Common monitoring methods include surveillance of employees' computer usage, emails, instant messages, and social media interactions.
Employee monitoring involves using surveillance methods like keystroke logging, wiretapping, and GPS tracking to gather information about employees' activities and locations. Organizations monitor employees to track performance, avoid legal issues, protect trade secrets, and address security concerns. Common monitoring methods include surveillance of employees' computer usage, emails, instant messages, and social media interactions.
Student ID : 1201200318 Introduction of Employee Monitoring Definition of Employee Monitoring • Employee monitoring is the use of various methods of workplace surveillance to gather information about the activities and locations of staff members. • Organizations engage in employee monitoring for different reasons such as to track performance, to avoid legal liability, to protect trade secrets, and to address other security concerns. Ways to Monitor Employees • Monitoring methods include keystroke logging, wiretapping, GPS tracking and Internet monitoring, which includes surveillance of employees' web surfing, email, instant messaging and interaction on social networking sites.