[Histonet] surveillance cameras in the lab

[Rittman, Barry R]

In my experience this type of situation occurs when a situation has arisen and the administration does not know how to take care of it directly.  If there is such a problem then the administration needs to discuss this at least with the supervisors and preferably with all the employees.
In a lab, there must be two way trust for a team to work.  Seems to me that this trust has just been lost.
The question is also of what happens to any recordings. I can see many abuses of such a system.
Barry

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I was wondering how many techs out there have cameras in their labs, either for security or to monitor employees. I went to work Sunday night and noticed that 4 cameras were installed in the lab over the weekend, with more to come.
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