What Is the Reason for the Increased Monitoring of Employees

question 91

Multiple Choice

What is the reason for the increased monitoring of employees at work by organizations?

• A)The evidence gathered from the electronic trail of e-mails from employees can cause potential damage to an organization.
• B)The concept of being at work has become far more rigid in the new environment.
• C)Organizations have been given the right to monitor every movement of their employees by the federal government.
• D)Employers have proved beyond doubt that constant employee surveillance leads to increased worker productivity.

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