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What's more, employer surveillance of workers and property extends beyond the video screen: The boss can tell just what Web sites you've visited on office computers, the content of e-mail you haven't even sent, even your every move through cell phones equipped with global positioning. And coming soon: Employee identification through biometrics -- measuring such biological components as fingerprints and voice pattern -- as well as grain-of-wheat-sized chips implanted under the skin, turning you, in effect, into an EZPass.

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And security measures on the horizon have Maltby concerned. Two security professionals in Cincinnati voluntarily had tiny radio frequency identification chips embedded in their arms -- to forgo carrying worker identification cards. Using such chips for recognition only is harmless enough, says Maltby. But long-term? "It's bad enough some employees have to carry a GPS tracking device in their hands.
The thought of having the device implanted in your body is frightening."

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