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Might this part of a contract refer to employee surveillance?
Feb. 9, 2023, 3:18 p.m. | /u/MyNameIsNotMarcos
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Could the above imply the employer can see what the employee is doing on their work laptop at all times?
Regardless, can a company legally spy on an employee without explicitly telling them so?
Reference:
https://www.oxbridgeuk.com/expert-tuition/policy/PrivacyNotice_employeeworkerscontractor.html
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