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Share your experience of tech surveillance at work in the UK

We’d like to hear from UK staff and bosses about their experiences of tech monitoring at work
  
  

What is your experience of staff surveillance methods?
What is your experience of staff surveillance methods? Photograph: Oleksii Didok/Getty Images/iStockphoto

Big city firms such as Lloyd’s of London and PwC use employee pass swipes to measure time spent in the office. Now we’d like to find out more about employee tech surveillance at work.

Whether you’re in the office, hybrid or work from home, what is your experience of employee surveillance? Are you aware of bosses checking when you log on and off, reviewing your emails or browsing history? Have there been consequences?

We’d also like to hear from bosses – do you use tech to check on your staff’s attendance or how much they’re working? If so, which monitoring methods do you use and what has the impact been on staff performance?

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