Performance monitoring and arbitration: Management perspective
March 16, 1993
The authors describe the usefulness of electronic surveillance, the judicial endorsement of its use (except where in violation of the ECPA), the constraint of “unreasonable search and seizure” for public employees, and the admissibility of such evidence and of workplace searches in cases of employee misconduct (even where the evidence is obtained in violation of the law). The authors recommend collective bargaining as the means for imposing limits on surveillance.