Privacy Overview
Testing & Monitoring
Organizational Influence in Private Lives
Working Conditions
Redesigning Work
100

This legal document must be based on probable cause and describe the place to be  searched and items to be seized.


A warrant

100

This type of consent means employees have free choice and truly understand what they’re agreeing to.

Informed consent

100

FUN: Every fourth Thursday in November, many Americans loosen their belts after feasting on turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie during this national holiday first celebrated by the pilgrims and Wampanoag in 1621.

Thanksgiving!!!!!!!🦃

100

FUN: What is the ship that brought pilgrims to America?

The Mayflower

100

FUN: This bird was once considered for the U.S national symbol before the bald eagle won.

The Turkey !!!

200

This amendment protects citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures by the government.

The Fourth Amendment

200

These tests were once used to detect dishonesty or theft but are now restricted because they can give false positives.

Polygraph Tests

200

This happens when your boss pressures you to join the company’s weekend volunteer project, donate to their favorite charity, or take a health test just to keep your job benefits.

The illegitimate employer influence on employee privacy

200

What country doesn't guarantee paid family leave?

 The United States

200

This is impacted on factors like accomplishment, responsibility, recognition, self-development, and self-expression.

Job Satisfaction

300

This industrialist hired 150 inspectors to monitor employees’ hygiene and housekeeping habits.

Henry Ford

300

The Myers-Briggs test is one example of this kind of employee testing used to assess likeness and job fit.

Personality Tests

300

These company programs encourage healthier lifestyles but can cross ethical lines when employees are penalized or pressured to reveal personal health details.

Corporate Wellness Programs

300

What percent of US companies offer onsite child care?

6%

300

This effect occurs when people change their behavior because they know they are being observed.

The Hawthorne Effect

400

Before infringing on an employee’s personal sphere, a company must prove its actions are this—both reasonable and morally acceptable.

Morally Justifiable

400

These tests are used to ensure workplace safety and reliability but often raise questions about privacy and fairness.

Drug Testing

400

When an organization to prove its actions are legitimate and morally justifiable

Burden of Establishing Legitimacy

400

This management style assumes workers like their responsibility and like their work

Theory Management

400

What is the percentage increase in premature death risk for workers in boring, passive jobs?

Workers in boring, passive jobs are 33–35% more likely to die prematurely.

500

This ethical issue arises when personal data is used for a purpose completely unrelated to the reason it was originally collected, violating the expectations tied to its original context. 

Violation of Contextual Integrity?

500

Checking employees' emails or computer use can be part of this, but it should always be done transparently and for legitimate reasons

Monitoring employees on the job

500

This is one of three main dimensions of privacy, describing our desire to keep personal thoughts, feelings, and behaviors from being monitored or displayed publicly.

Freedom from Observation of Scrutiny

500

Government Agency created in 1970 to ensure safe and healthy working conditions

OSHA

500

Redesigning the work process and increasing employee responsibility and participation can enhance this.

Productivity, Quality of life, and Well-being of workers