Employee Surveillance

Privacy Laws Vs. Surveillance Needs
Hidden cameras invade most the aspects of our life now. (…)

Video Surveillance
     Video surveillance has been in use for many years.  Its primary application has been a part of a business or home security system.  Video surveillance also is a wonderful deterrent for criminals.  Many businesses have signs that let you know you are entering an area that has video surveillance and might even have a monitor set up so you can see yourself at the entrance or near cash registers.  Video surveillance has helped law enforcement greatly by letting them get a good look at suspects, vehicles, and events throughout any given day. (…)

Illegal Video Surveillance in the Home
     Video surveillance is mostly legal in the US.  There are, however, exceptions that may get you in trouble if you aren't familiar with them.  Illegal video surveillance in the home can occur if you have set up a covert surveillance system in a room you are renting to someone, or in any room where people are likely to be undressed.  The bedrooms and bathrooms are not a good place to set up video surveillance and really, there shouldn't be a need to do so in these areas. (…)

Preventing Crime With Surveillance | Camera Surveillance - Crime Prevent
In some cases surveillance systems can be very inexpensive and are even no longer needed to keep one's home safe from intruders. (…)

Surveillance in Your Home & Your World | The Reality of Surveillance In This Century
The world is slowly getting more and more dangerous, and the last thing anyone wants to do is draw danger into their own home. (…)

Work Place Electronic Surveillance  |  USA Video Surveillance of Employees
The other day while in a restaurant I was enjoying my meal with my spouse. (…)

Using Surveillance to Monitor Employees
The use of small spy cameras for surveillance purposes comes as no real shock in this day and age. (…)