Canadian workers speak out against growing screen time surveillance
I would not work for a company that endorses this crap. Dead stop. We all want to be rewarded for our achievements. Not how many times we hit the “e” key. Shame on US employers who have similarly strapped their employees to their keypads with this digital duct tape.
Canadian workers speak out against growing screen time surveillance
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Thursday, August 06, 2026
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