
Monitoring of workers’ personal data via entrance control systems
Preventing 1984-style monitoring of workers requires a rebalancing of workplace power, based on legal regulation and human dignity.
Author profile
Selen Uncular is an attorney at law and PhD candidate in labour law at Pompeu Fabra University, Spain. She is author of a book on the protection of workers’ personal data, İş İlişkisinde İşçinin Kişisel Verilerinin Korunması, and is interested in collective action, ecological sustainability and international labour law.

Preventing 1984-style monitoring of workers requires a rebalancing of workplace power, based on legal regulation and human dignity.

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