Meta Allows 30-Minute Pauses on Employee Tracking Program After Backlash
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Karissa Bell
Summary
Meta is reportedly allowing employees to take 30-minute breaks from its workplace tracking program, which monitors in-office attendance and badge swipes. The concession comes after employee backlash over the company's increasingly strict return-to-office policies and surveillance measures. Workers can pause the tracking briefly for personal needs, but the overall system remains in place, reflecting the tension between Meta's push for in-person work and employee privacy concerns.
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· 2 pulledMeta is making some minor concessions in its extremely dystopian plan to track employees'
Workers can pause the all-seeing eye when they need to 'check something personal.'
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