'Your employers seem to think you are irresponsible children': Workplace requires employees take a selfie every time they clock in or out, employee pushes back on invasion of privacy

• One worker faced this issue of privacy in the workplace when their employer required them to share a selfie every time they clocked in or out. Though some took this as an opportunity to take fun pictures, some saw this as a huge breach of trust. Read on for the details and see what you think. 

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  This worker shared their concerns about their company's new policy, and asked for feedback.

  
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  Commenters were quick to reply with a litany of why this kind of request is unreasonable.

  
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