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EXCLUSIVE: Canadian lender TD tells some employees it will use software to monitor their work

Canadian lender TD Bank is implementing employee monitoring software, sparking privacy concerns among staff.

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TD Bank has informed some employees that it will utilize software to monitor work activity. Specifically, the bank will use a tool called WorkiQ to monitor investigators.

Coverage from Reuters, Investing.com, and mezha.net emphasizes that staff have raised privacy concerns regarding the move. The Times of India reports that the bank informed some employees about a previous 'staff revolt' at Meta in relation to these practices.

Future developments depend on how staff address these privacy concerns and the extent of the software's rollout across the organization.

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What software is TD Bank using for monitoring?

According to mezha.net, the bank will use WorkiQ to monitor investigators.

How have employees responded to the news?

Staff have raised concerns regarding their privacy.

Did the bank reference other companies in its communications?

The Times of India reports that TD told some employees about a situation that led to a 'staff revolt' at Meta.

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