European Employers Eyeing Productivity Monitoring Software, Despite Legal, Privacy Risks
Littler's 2021 European Employer Survey Report found a disparity between how European and U.S. companies approached technology skills training during the pandemic.
December 07, 2021 at 02:28 PM
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Employment LawAs the world went remote in early 2020, employers needed to adjust on the fly. In Europe, that adjustment has meant an increase in not only remote work, but in employee productivity monitoring software to ensure the work is being done. However, remote work hasn't necessarily translated to an increase in tech skills, as there remains a gap between how European and U.S. companies approach technology training.
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