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Yeah TWN is referenced in the story, but it doesn’t sound like it’s being used to weed out multiple jobs. Mostly just used for government agencies and financial
by master_crab 4y ago
Yeah TWN is referenced in the story, but it doesn’t sound like it’s being used to weed out multiple jobs. Mostly just used for government agencies and financial institutions doing credit checks.
Either employers haven’t caught on to that or the data it provides does not offer the required detail.
- tbyehl 4y agoThe sales pitch is near the bottom: The company sells a product called Talent Report Employment Monitoring so other companies can keep tabs on potential moonlighting by their employees, too.
- ok_dad 4y agoPeople say we don’t need unions when companies are forming groups to collude in the market against the interests of employees. If they can’t detect a performance drop due to working two jobs and have to spy like this, then why even care about it?
- selcuka 4y agoBecause there are departments in every (larger than a certain size) company that need to justify their existence and keep their jobs. That's why we have tons of useless metrics for measuring performance instead of simply looking at the output.