Bridging the Electronic Surveillance Gap: A Comparative Legal Analysis of Workplace Privacy in the Digital Age.

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<h4>Background: </h4> The increasing use of digital technologies in contemporary workplaces has transformed the employment relationship by expanding employers’ capacity to monitor employees through electronic communications, remote work platforms, artificial intelligence tools, biometric systems, keystroke logging, GPS tracking, and internet-use monitoring. These practices raise serious concerns regarding employee...

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0a279115-8eb7-531a-a5d3-965ebda7cca2

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10.12688/f1000research.182428.1