collage of woman's face with eye and charts and technology Employers should ensure that whatever employee monitoring practices they employ work as stated. (Photo: Shutterstock)

At first glance, employee surveillance and employee trust can seem like polar opposites. While the 60% of organizations that now rely on employee monitoring tools may find nothing wrong with using software to monitor employee performance and behavior, workers are certainly of a different opinion. Evidence shows that employee turnover at companies that use monitoring software is almost twice as high as that at organizations that do not, and one in four employees are willing to take a 25% pay cut to avoid being surveilled.

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