
By Jo Best
Published: Wednesday 13 October 2004
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Name
Roger Huffadine
Location
WORCESTER
Occupation
CTO
Comment
Paranoid Managers with vestiges of Victorian Work Ethic.
As a director I employed managers who had these faults and they drove me nuts.
If your managers can't manage employees without tracking systems then fire the managers and get proper ones.
Treat Adults as Responsible Adults and discipline them if they rip you off - but this tracking thing is nonsense - unless it is being used for safety of individuals in dangerous jobs - then it could be justified.
I like the comment "staff can't be tracked without...
Anonymous
But what about people who would be put in danger i...
Anonymous
Paranoid Managers with vestiges of Victorian Work ...
Roger Huffadine
How is this news? There have been companies offeri...
Mark Hudson
Won't happen to me. My mobile is owned by me, not ...
Anonymous
Your leader ‘Don’t police your workers’ (October 1...
Peter Rendall
Divert you works mobile to another number and leav...
Anonymous
please Johnny could u tell me how to track my ex h...
Anonymous
Yet another example of man's abuse of technology. ...
Karen Meidl
Never mind about tracking "staff". Can staff have ...
Karen Meidl
Yeah, FleetOnline does it all and this one seems t...
Anonymous
What a fantastic idea! Pssst don't tell those c...
Anonymous
An implied mutual term of every employment contrac...
Adrian
and what about a service to inform you if you are ...
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