The naked employee: how technology is compromising workplace privacy

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Legal and Labor Studies Law, Rights, and Freedoms Privacy, Security, and Data Protection

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1: The Inherent Clash Between Work and Privacy Chapter 2: Applying for a Job in a Digital World Chapter 3: Every Paycheck Is a Little Universe of Information Chapter 4: IDs and Badges: Chapter 5: Microphones and Cameras in the Workplace Chapter 6: Hardware, Software, and Spyware Chapter 7: Tracking Employees by Cell: the Electronic Version Chapter 8: Tracking Employees by Cell: the Biological Version Chapter 9: Are There Any Limits to Employer Surveillance? Chapter 10: A Worker's Bill of Rights Glossary

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