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Demanding employees turn on their webcams is a human rights violation

• downrightmike 4y ago
  No surprise Florida corps violate human rights. Their Government does it for giggles.
• Proven 4y ago
• DontchaKnowit 4y ago
  Seriously? I don't understand why everyone is so up in arms about this? Why is it an unreasonable expectation to be prepared to be on camera during work hours. It's so weird that people are in a tizzy about this.
  • m-p-3 4y ago
    Why? If your work is mostly intellectual and doesn't require a visual interaction, I don't see the harm of programming in pajamas. If I have a scheduled video meeting I'll make sure to be at least presentable.
    • DontchaKnowit 4y ago
      Agreed, I don't see the harm in programming naked if you want to AND your employer is cool with it. If your employer wants you to show your face, its not some egregious human rights violation. It might be something you dislike, but its a very reasonable request. Just seems absurdly self absorbed and out of touch with some of the struggles of others to act like that is such an imposition. Don't get me wrong. I don't really see the point of asking for employers to be on camera - but theres a million things employers have people do that I don't see the point of - it doesn't make them a violation of your rights.