As does Google's GSuite^h^h^h^h^hWorkspace. Employers have the "right" to use surveillance of their employees in the US (this has been litigated several times)

As does Google's GSuite^h^h^h^h^hWorkspace. Employers have the "right" to use surveillance of their employees in the US (this has been litigated several times) and so product suppliers build it into their tools for those enterprises that want to use it. Since most (maybe all?) employers make you sign a document when you start work that explicitly states they reserve the right to surveil you. As a result this should not come as much of a surprise.