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Episode 102 - Data Protection and Remote Working Survey

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As remote work continues to grow, so does the rise of employee monitoring and tracking tools. But where do we draw the line between productivity and privacy? In this episode, I’m joined by Professor Kirstie Ball from the University of St. Andrews, who has carried out extensive research on workplace monitoring. We explore her recent survey, surprising findings, and whether employers are truly justified in tracking their staff. We also discuss: The impact of workplace culture on monitoring practices The ICO’s guidance on fairness, transparency, and DPIAs Employment law insights from ACAS The growing role of AI in recruitment and employee monitoring This thought-provoking conversation looks at the balance between data protection, employee rights, and organisational needs in today’s evolving workplace. 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe for more discussions on privacy, data protection, and workplace ethics. If you would like to participate in the survey please use the link below https://standrews.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5cdnck6giupnLSu

if you would like to get in touch with Professor Kirstie Ball please use this email [email protected]

#dataprotection #employeemonitoring #fairworking #survey

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As remote work continues to grow, so does the rise of employee monitoring and tracking tools. But where do we draw the line between productivity and privacy? In this episode, I’m joined by Professor Kirstie Ball from the University of St. Andrews, who has carried out extensive research on workplace monitoring. We explore her recent survey, surprising findings, and whether employers are truly justified in tracking their staff. We also discuss: The impact of workplace culture on monitoring practices The ICO’s guidance on fairness, transparency, and DPIAs Employment law insights from ACAS The growing role of AI in recruitment and employee monitoring This thought-provoking conversation looks at the balance between data protection, employee rights, and organisational needs in today’s evolving workplace. 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe for more discussions on privacy, data protection, and workplace ethics. If you would like to participate in the survey please use the link below https://standrews.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5cdnck6giupnLSu

if you would like to get in touch with Professor Kirstie Ball please use this email [email protected]

#dataprotection #employeemonitoring #fairworking #survey

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