These specifically include: "Employee" means current employees, contractors, and consultants who have access to any University premises, equipment, or systems, including IT Resources, adjuncts, conjoints and students; (1) The purpose of this Policy is to describe the circumstances in which the University conducts Surveillance of its Employees. (23) A notice under clause (21) e. or (22) must be given or authorised by either the Chief Information and Digital Officer or the University Secretary and General Counsel, and must specify: (8) For the purposes of this Policy: Top of PageSection 5 - Guidelines content that harasses, threatens or bullies a person; (22) For Surveillance approved under Part A, the University must send a written notice to an individual employee (which may be given by email) before that Surveillance commences. 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"at work" includes where the employee is at a University Workplace whether or not he or she is actually performing work at the time, or at any other place while performing work for the University or utilising University resources or services; a Dean; (21) The University also provides notice to Employees about Surveillance (including Monitor⦠the University acts in accordance with its policies relating to email or internet access that have been notified to the employee in advance in such a way that it is reasonable to assume the employee is aware of and understands the relevant policy; and. compliance with its legal obligations, including reporting obligations. sexual content; Monitoring in the workplace ⦠Purpose àÞbÁ³-óÐ5æÒÜÁ¯5ßîî# ëØ£¢ÝߢnÎ^÷ùU1b¡*¯bݱbÄÄÜqó6Û&ã%ÒÐàNe /Ë®I+ù5§ðåé,!°.ÒÎ ¬éÐÛóÜrwÒ7°k}Yï 9²çÜÓÞ£dèW¥qOï¶0ÿ//È®ÁnÐÝRäëNq¢/áu8*¥"qÂ+. wired and wireless data point connections installed in University buildings. Workplace monitoring is conceptualized to be part of the security management glossaries that are implemented and executed by the company management. compliance with its legal obligations, including reporting obligations. Besides ⦠Workplace surveillance laws allow cameras to be used only for legitimate business reasons. camera surveillance which is surveillance by means of a camera that monitors or records visual images of activities on premises or in any other place; These cameras (including any casings) are not covered or hidden, and Monitor activities on an ongoing and continuous basis; Employees (including those within Information Technology and Digital Services) whose normal duties include routine back up or restoration of data, conduct of audits, review of web filtering, email filtering, document retrieval or logs, or other activities relating to the University's systems, including IT Resources and Networks; Tracking non-work-related activities and information, such as health data, may challenge ⦠(5) The University may take disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment, for any breach of this Policy. Part B - Notice Requirements These are continually Monitored and may be accessed and provided to the University for administrative purposes; Camera Monitoring - the University has installed fixed security cameras throughout all campuses, both inside and outside of buildings and other facilities. This lesson provides information about the types of workplace monitoring. Computer Monitoring - the University conducts ongoing Monitoring of the following: Information collected through monitoring should be kept secure. To view historic versions, click the link in the document's navigation bar. in the case of Monitoring by cameras, by means of physical signage at the entrances to or within campus grounds; (26) The University is not required to give notice under clause (25)b if: Surveillance Consisting of Monitoring "at work" includes where the employee is at a University Workplace whether or not he or she is actually performing work at the time, or at any other place while performing work for the University or utilising University resources or services; "Employee" means current employees, contractors, and consultants who have access to any University premises, equipment, or systems, including IT Resources, adjuncts, conjoints and students; "IT Resources" means systems, software, hardware, and other forms of technology, communication or other similar services owned or managed by the University; "Malicious Content" means content of a profane or inappropriate manner including, but not limited to: content that harasses, threatens or bullies a person; "Monitoring" is a form of Surveillance, and means the collection or storage of information, or the creation of records, in a routine and passive manner. where there is a risk of disclosure of the identity, or exposure to reprisals, of a person who has made a public interest disclosure under the University's policy relating to public interest disclosures; where Surveillance information or records are aggregated in a format that does not identify specific individuals, including Employees, for example, for operational support reasons. (20) This Policy is formal notice to Employees that the University does the following in accordance with this Policy: any information or data created or managed on, downloaded to and stored on IT Resources, servers and other devices that the University supplies or otherwise makes available for use, including University email. (13) The University may use or disclose Surveillance Information or Surveillance Records for purposes authorised under the Act and in accordance with the procedures set out in Section 4 of this Policy. In recent years, software that monitors internet use, calendar use, and keyboard strokes has become ⦠Employees who are specifically authorised under this Part A to conduct Surveillance or to access Surveillance Information or Surveillance Records. "Network" means network hardware and the services operating on the hardware or utilising the hardware to perform tasks, whether wired or wireless. Be direct to the point of your discussion so employees can easily identify the purpose of the policies that you ⦠Top of PageSection 3 - Policy Statement (4) This Policy applies to all current Employees, contractors, consultants and University controlled entities who have access to any University premises, equipment, or systems, including IT Resources and Networks. Learn more about electronic employee monitoring ⦠A 2018 survey by the TUC of more than 2,000 people found attitudes to workplace surveillance depended on its nature. Current Version Workplace monitoring and surveillance The Privacy Act 1988 (Privacy Act) doesnât specifically cover surveillance in the workplace. (9) The University carries out Surveillance in the form of Monitoring to ensure: (19) For the avoidance of doubt, Surveillance requests made under clause (17) will only be approved if the Vice-Chancellor and President is reasonably satisfied that: (20) This Policy is formal notice to Employees that the University does the following in accordance with this Policy: (21) The University also provides notice to Employees about Surveillance (including Monitoring) in other formats as follows: (22) For Surveillance approved under Part A, the University must send a written notice to an individual employee (which may be given by email) before that Surveillance commences. (27) Nil. (21) The University also provides notice to Employees about Surveillance (including Monitoring) in other formats as follows: if the request is for a purpose specified in clause 13(b): NOWHERE TO HIDE Employers have a legitimate interest in monitoring work to ensure efficiency and productivity. Under the Act, surveillance of an employeeâs computer use can only be carried out where: 1. it conducts Surveillance in the form of Monitoring in the Workplace; Camera Monitoring - the University has installed fixed security cameras throughout all campuses, both inside and outside of buildings and other facilities. where authorised under the Act or this Policy, it conducts Workplace Surveillance other than Monitoring; and Privacy Policy and Privacy Management Plan; and But electronic surveillance ⦠(2) The Workplace Surveillance Act 2005 (NSW) regulates Surveillance of Employees at work by means of camera, computer, and tracking devices, and requires that Employees be notified as to the nature of that Surveillance. However, and for the avoidance of doubt, Monitoring does not involve actively investigating or keeping track of an individual or his or her activities. Employees (including those in Campus Safety and Security) whose normal duties include review of camera footage and of building access (including use of building access devices); or Monitoring emails and internet use Information that your employer must give you Your employer should give you their policy on email and internet use in the workplace, which should include the use of social ⦠by means of an online notice referring to this and other relevant policies when an employee activates their University account for the first time; Workplace E-Monitoring and Surveillance of Employees: Indirect Tool of Information Gathering Ikonne Chinyere N1, Prof. Ikonne Chiemela N2 1Ph.D, Department of Information Resources Management, ⦠Computer monitoring is a method of collecting performance data which employers obtain through digitalised employee monitoring. disclosure to a member or officer of a law enforcement agency for use in connection with the detection, investigation or prosecution of an offence; the University regards the content of the website or email, including any attachment, as menacing, harassing or offensive, for example, pornographic, gambling or terrorist websites; the email is or contains a commercial electronic message, as defined in the. "Surveillance Information" means information obtained, recorded, monitored or observed as a consequence of Surveillance of an Employee; it conducts Surveillance in the form of Monitoring in the Workplace; where authorised under the Act or this Policy, it conducts Workplace Surveillance other than Monitoring; and. Feedback It also includes routine review of that information or those records to ensure the integrity, security and service delivery of the University's systems, including IT Resources and Networks. "University" means Western Sydney University; Status and Details If employers monitor workers by collecting or using information the Data Protection Act will apply. University-owned vehicles with global positioning systems installed; Employees who are specifically authorised under this Part A to conduct Surveillance or to access Surveillance Information or Surveillance Records. access to secure University facilities (buildings and locations within buildings); connection of devices (whether or not owned by the University) to IT Resources and the Network. These cameras (including any casings) are not covered or hidden, and Monitor activities on an ongoing and continuous basis; Computer Monitoring - the University conducts ongoing Monitoring of the following: University email accounts, and emails sent or received using a University email account or a University server; internet usage, including browsing history, content downloads and uploads, video and audio file access, and any data input using the IT Resources; and. As a member, you'll also get unlimited access to over 83,000 lessons in math, English, science, history, and more. Part A - Authorisation wired and wireless data point connections installed in University buildings. image copyright Gartner image caption Gartner's Brian Kropp says bad communication can scupper monitoring ⦠conduct Surveillance, including Surveillance of individual Employees; or. Employee monitoring is the use of various methods of workplace surveillance to gather information about the activities and locations of staff members. the health, safety and welfare of University Employees, students and visitors, for example, by installing fixed cameras throughout University campuses; the integrity, security and service delivery of its systems and Networks; and. The Act ⦠whether it will be for a specified limited period or ongoing. internet usage, including browsing history, content downloads and uploads, video and audio file access, and any data input using the IT Resources; and a Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President; While technology has ⦠mobile telephones, hand-held radios, laptops, tablets and similar devices; violent content; the integrity, security and service delivery of its systems and Networks; and emails sent or received using University email accounts or through University servers, storage volumes, download volumes, browsing or downloading history on IT Resources; and a Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President; the University Secretary and General Counsel; or. (10) In the course of carrying out Monitoring, the University collects, creates and stores records and information (including logs, images, backups, and archives) using any one or more of the following methods: University email accounts, and emails sent or received using a University email account or a University server; computer surveillance which is surveillance by means of software or other equipment that monitors or records the information input or output, or other use, of a computer (including, but not limited to, the sending and receipt of emails and the accessing of internet websites); (7) The Act does not separately distinguish between the terms "Surveillance" and "Monitoring", and the term "Monitoring" is defined separately in this Policy to provide clarity. This includes logging access at specified wired and wireless data points; emails sent or received using University email accounts or through University servers, storage volumes, download volumes, browsing or downloading history on IT Resources; and. Purpose. "IT Resources" means systems, software, hardware, and other forms of technology, communication or other similar services owned or managed by the University; In the context of the increasing digitalisation of work, there are many ⦠3 Lockwood: Workplace Monitoring and Surveillance: The British Context 208 action constituted a breach of the implied duty of mutual trust and confidence.21 Furthermore, if an ⦠Computer surveillance in the workplace is the use of computers to monitor activity in a workplace. Telephone Monitoring - the University Monitors the input and output of telephone (both fixed line and mobile) devices provided by the University for use by Employees. More ⦠However, and for the avoidance of doubt, Monitoring does not involve actively investigating or keeping track of an individual or his or her activities. Section 1 - Purpose and ContextPurposeApplication and ComplianceSection 2 - DefinitionsSection 3 - Policy StatementSurveillance Consisting of MonitoringSurveillance and Surveillance Information and RecordsProhibited SurveillanceSection 4 - Surveillance ProceduresPart A - AuthorisationPart B - Notice RequirementsPart C - Blocking of Email or Internet UseSection 5 - Guidelines for use or disclosure in any legal proceedings (including an inquiry by the Independent Commission Against Corruption or the NSW Ombudsman) to which the University is a party or is directly involved; There is an existing policy on computer surveillance in the workplace; and 2. Surveillance and monitoring in the workplace is now commonplace due to the increase of surveillance technology (CCTV) being used for employee safeguarding, enhance security of a building and as a ⦠access (including logons) to, and all activity on, the IT Resources including computer hard drives and servers, and any files stored on IT Resources; It also regulates the surveillance of internet access by employees and prohibits the blocking of emails. for new methods of Monitoring, specific written notice to all Employees (which may be given by email) at least 14 days before that routine Monitoring commences. "Act" means the Workplace Surveillance Act 2005 (NSW); Surveillance and Surveillance Information and Records, Part C - Blocking of Email or Internet Use, Mobile Telephony and Communication Devices Policy, Whistleblowing (Reporting Corruption and Other Wrongdoing) Policy, Independent Commission Against Corruption. access to secure University facilities (buildings and locations within buildings); where Surveillance information or records are aggregated in a format that does not identify specific individuals, including Employees, for example, for operational support reasons. the request is for a purpose specified in clause (13); Surveillance and Surveillance Information and Records Employers generally are allowed to monitor your activity on a workplace computer or workstation. Employee Monitoring is the act of employers surveying employee activity through different surveillance methods. (6) This Policy should be read in conjunction with relevant University policies, including: Historic Versions The employee is aware of and understands the policy. The Act restricts computer surveillance by employers including monitoring or recording of information accessed and sent. conduct Surveillance, including Surveillance of individual Employees; or And if surveillance tools "take away autonomy", that's when they prove most unpopular. Be specific and precise when discussing workplace policy on privacy and employee monitoring. for the legitimate business activities or functions of the University, including internal inquiries and investigations of alleged unlawful activities or activities that are alleged to be in breach of any University rule, policy or code of conduct or in breach of a person's duties to the University as its Employee; For smaller businesses, the main reason for employee monitoring is to make sure that there is no unethical or illegal activity in the workplace while ensuring that technology provided is being used ⦠However, it does provide and make available for use by Employees equipment and devices that have functionality to monitor and record their geographical location or movement, for example: mobile telephones, hand-held radios, laptops, tablets and similar devices; University-owned vehicles with global positioning systems installed; fuel cards issued for University-owned vehicles; and. (24) Written notice to an employee under clause (22) will not be provided: the University Secretary and General Counsel; or For the avoidance of doubt words or terms used in this Policy have the same meanings given to them in the Act. the University acts in accordance with its policies relating to email or internet access that have been notified to the employee in advance in such a way that it is reasonable to assume the employee is aware of and understands the relevant policy; and Print movements within a Workplace; by obtaining a signed acknowledgement when an employee commences employment; in the case of Monitoring by cameras, by means of physical signage at the entrances to or within campus grounds; by obtaining a signed acknowledgement when an employee commences employment; by means of regular (usually every six months) reminder notifications to all Employees by the Vice-President, People and Advancement; by means of an online notice referring to this and other relevant policies when an employee activates their University account for the first time; for new methods of Monitoring, specific written notice to all Employees (which may be given by email) at least 14 days before that routine Monitoring commences. "Surveillance Record" means a record or report of Surveillance Information; (14) Part 4 of the Act prohibits covert surveillance (which is Surveillance other than that requiring notification in accordance with Part B below) by an employer without a covert surveillance authority issued under that Act. if the University intends to prevent delivery of an email, the University gives the employee notice (which can be by email) that delivery of the email will be blocked. However, it is still a form of "Surveillance" as defined in the Act. (23) A notice under clause (21) e. or (22) must be given or authorised by either the Chief Information and Digital Officer or the University Secretary and General Counsel, and must specify: (24) Written notice to an employee under clause (22) will not be provided: (25) The Act prohibits the University from blocking an employee from accessing the internet or sending or receiving emails unless: (26) The University is not required to give notice under clause (25)b if: Copyright © 2003-2017 Western Sydney University - ABN 53 014 069 881 - CRICOS Provider No: 00917k contact | disclaimer & privacy. This includes logging access at specified wired and wireless data points; reasonable precautions will be taken to ensure the integrity and security of data, including compliance with the University's Privacy Policy and Privacy Management Plan. Since the employer owns the computer network and the terminals, he or she is free to use ⦠Notice has been given to the employee in advance; and 3. For example, tracking the location of company property, such as ⦠(20) This Policy is formal notice to Employees that the University does the following in accordance with this Policy: 1. it conducts Surveillance in the form of Monitoring in the Workplace; 2. where authorised under the Act or this Policy, it conducts Workplace Surveillance other than Monitoring; and 3. it creates, accesses, uses and discloses information or records in relation to Surveillance, including as part of Monitoring. Vol. defamatory content; "Monitoring" is a form of Surveillance, and means the collection or storage of information, or the creation of records, in a routine and passive manner. To view historic versions, click the link in the document's navigation bar. when it will start; (6) This Policy should be read in conjunction with relevant University policies, including: (7) The Act does not separately distinguish between the terms "Surveillance" and "Monitoring", and the term "Monitoring" is defined separately in this Policy to provide clarity. the Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor; Prohibited Surveillance damage to property (including disruption to the University's business, systems or operations). the content or attachments of the email would or might result in unauthorised interference with, damage to or operations of an IT Resource (including any program run or data stored on any IT Resource); These laws are intended to guide employers while also protecting employeeâs rights. it creates, accesses, uses and discloses information or records in relation to Surveillance, including as part of Monitoring. Rated 5 / 5 based on 69511 ⦠New digital technologies have expanded the possibilities of employee monitoring and surveillance, both in and outside the workplace. access, use or disclose information or records obtained in the course of Monitoring for Surveillance in relation to individual Employees. the request is for a purpose specified in clause (13); if the request is for a purpose specified in clause 13(b): there is no less intrusive alternative, reasonably available, in the circumstances, including, but not limited to, any need for urgency; the proposed method and length of Surveillance or access to information and records is reasonable and appropriate in the circumstances; and, reasonable precautions will be taken to ensure the integrity and security of data, including compliance with the University's. This is the current version of this document. (3) This Policy constitutes the provision of notice to Employees of the University's Workplace Surveillance under the Act. a Vice-President; Surveillance and monitoring in the workplace have evolved alongside advancing technologies, presenting ever-multiplying opportunities, risks, and emerging ethical questions. access cards into University buildings; Explainer: Workplace Monitoring & Surveillance 2 Data & Society Research Institute www.datasociety.net shifts tools. where there is a risk of disclosure of the identity, or exposure to reprisals, of a person who has made a public interest disclosure under the University's policy relating to public interest disclosures; Top of PageSection 4 - Surveillance Procedures Future Versions for legitimate purposes related to the employment of Employees; "Network" means network hardware and the services operating on the hardware or utilising the hardware to perform tasks, whether wired or wireless. Surveillance of Employees in a change room, toilet facility or shower or other bathing facility in the Workplace; Surveillance of Employees using work Surveillance devices when Employees are not at work, except as permitted under the Act and this Policy; and. Policy 2124 - Workplace Security & Monitoring, Workplace Surveillance and the Use of Surveillance Cameras and Mobile Devices 2 3. Organizations engage in employee monitoring for different reasons such as to track ⦠by means of regular (usually every six months) reminder notifications to all Employees by the Vice-President, People and Advancement; Workplace monitoring is a practice that involves keeping an eye on activities and conditions in a workplace for health, security, and business reasons. where otherwise required or authorised by law to do so (for example, if the University is required to comply with a search warrant or subpoena); Electronic monitoring and surveillance (EMS) practices provide new challenges in the workplace. if the University intends to prevent delivery of an email, the University gives the employee notice (which can be by email) that delivery of the email will be blocked. "Policy" means this Workplace Surveillance Policy and includes any Schedules or attachments; (15) The University will not carry out and does not condone any of the following which are prohibited under the Act: (16) Employees are prohibited from conducting any form of Workplace Surveillance or from accessing Surveillance Records or Surveillance Information, except the following Employees who are only authorised for the purposes of performing their designated duties as Employees: (17) Requests to authorise Surveillance that go beyond Monitoring, or to authorise access to Surveillance Information or Surveillance Records by persons other than those listed in clause (16), may only be made by one or more of the following persons and only for a purpose specified in clause (13): (18) Only the Vice-Chancellor and President can approve a request on advice from the University Secretary and General Counsel. where the University considers this is reasonably necessary to avert a serious and imminent threat of: Tracking Monitoring - the University does not Monitor or track the location or movement of individual Employees. GUIDELINES i. 8 December 2020 Covid has seen the rapid growth in digital technologies at work. This report covers what workplace surveillance is, where itâs happening, how much itâs happening and whoâs most affected by ⦠Monitoring and surveillance in the workplace involves any form of observation or supervision of workers. the proposed method and length of Surveillance or access to information and records is reasonable and appropriate in the circumstances; and There is no specific legislation regulating optical surveillance in Queensland, South Australia or Tasmania. disclosure to a member or officer of a law enforcement agency for use in connection with the detection, investigation or prosecution of an offence; where otherwise required or authorised by law to do so (for example, if the University is required to comply with a search warrant or subpoena); where the University considers this is reasonably necessary to avert a serious and imminent threat of: damage to property (including disruption to the University's business, systems or operations). access (including logons) to, and all activity on, the IT Resources including computer hard drives and servers, and any files stored on IT Resources; Tracking Monitoring - the University does not Monitor or track the location or movement of individual Employees. any information or data created or managed on, downloaded to and stored on IT Resources, servers and other devices that the University supplies or otherwise makes available for use, including University email. 1 ) the University may take disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment, for breach. 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