Return-to-Office Surveillance Tech: Monitoring Employees Everywhere

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Workplace monitoring tech tracks time, attendance, and productivity
Return-to-office mandates influenced by economic slowdown and AI projects
Various monitoring technologies like biometric scanners and RFID systems are widely used
Latest tech includes all-encompassing systems for tracking employee movements and activities
Employee monitoring expanding to different job sectors, including white-collar offices
Around 70-80% of large US employers use some form of monitoring
Some companies enforce office attendance policies through location tracking

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