The boss in your bedroom: As workplace surveillance spreads, what are your rights?

When employees go into the office, they give up a degree of personal privacy: their boss may monitor what they do on their phone and computer, and even scrutinize their appearance and behavior with coworkers. But what happens when their workplace suddenly becomes their home?

In the pandemic age, millions of employees are working from home for the first time, and bosses are scrambling to keep track of them. The solution for many companies comes in the form of commercial software that lets them log how staff spend their time—or even turn a camera on them as they sit