The computer's eye is unblinking and ever-present.
Sophisticated software allows every minute of the day to be recorded and evaluated.
Two hours later, her supervisor grills her about the call and smugly plays a tape of the whole conversation. As the country enters full speed ahead into the information age, some employers are using new technology to spy on their workers, showing a blatant disrespect for their employees' right of privacy. There is almost no limit to what an employer can do in watching its employees. An employer may tap an employee's phone line, may watch his employees through a secret camera, may read his employee's electronic mail, may search through his employee's computer files, all of this without the employee's consent. The employee does not even have to be told that they are being monitored.