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The many ways we are being watched

www.theguardian.com

Home Office secretly backs facial recognition technology to curb shoplifting

Covert government strategy to install electronic surveillance in shops raises issues around bias and data, and contrasts sharply with the EU ban to keep AI out of public spaces
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www.nspcc.org.uk

We're training gas engineers to recognise signs of abuse and neglect

Workers for Britain's Gas Distribution Networks will receive specialist training from the NSPCC.
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cadentgas.com

New partnership with the NSPCC | Cadent

A new partnership to deliver vital safeguarding training
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Spying On Private Citizens in The UK: Crypt Line, Real-Time, Pre-Crime​


00:24 BBC: UK amends encrypted message scanning plans

The Record: New law could allow GCHQ to monitor UK internet logs in real-time to tackle fraud

The Telegraph: MI5 use AI to ‘automate’ search for terrorists watching violent videos

David Anderson’s full report

UK Column interview: Where there’s no will, there’s no way: Why artificial intelligence will never rule the world—Transcribed

Wired: US Spies Are Lobbying Congress to Save a Phone Surveillance ‘Loophole’

Reclaim The Net: Detroit Woman Sues City After False Arrest Due To Inaccurate Facial Recognition Software

GOV.UK: Independent review of the investigatory powers act 2016
 
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More fake news to justify more surveillance

www.bbc.com

Tesco staff offered body cameras over crime fears

It follows similar moves by other retailers and daily incidents rising from 450 a day, up to 850.
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www.weforum.org

Tesco

The World Economic Forum is an independent international organization committed to improving the state of the world by engaging business, political, academic and other leaders of society to shape global, regional and industry agendas. Incorporated as a not-for-profit foundation in 1971, and...
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www.personneltoday.com

Long-term sickness crisis: how employee data can help

Could analysis of employee data help organisations reduce long-term sickness absence and nip potential problems in the bud?
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From the article

Focus on the data

One key way of doing this is to focus on achieving better data collection and analysis around employee health. Put simply, a more detailed understanding of what’s going on reduces the number of health blind spots and enables a targeted response to any patterns of absence. Embedding systems to collate, standardise, and visualise key employee health data can quickly result in a shift from firefighting to prevention.

For example, health data analysis can flag up teams that are expecting a higher-than-average instance of absences, indicating an investigation into work culture, management style, shift patterns and so on, to try and reduce occurrence. Similarly, data analysis can help flag up times of the year or regions of the business that regularly see higher rates of absence, enabling HR teams to proactively address drivers of stress or authorise flexibility measures where helpful. If a particular employee is showing the early warning signs of long-term absence – a growing rate of sick days week on week or month on month, for example – this should be the prompt to intervene and offer support.

These kinds of insights can lead to more intelligent, targeted policies, and are best complemented with access to professional healthcare advice or treatment as appropriate.
 
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www.corbettreport.com

Episode 453 - Don't Worry! The Border Problem is About to be Solved! - The Corbett Report

Think you've got The Great Travel Reset under control? Think you're too smart to be fooled by the vaccine passports? Well, you'd better prepare yourself for the next Problem-Reaction-Solution psyop that's coming along to convince you that you need to be herded into the digital ID gulag: the...
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This Is Not Just About the Border...​


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@Peatress - thanks, I always learn things from the Corbett Report. Trump's travel band was to stop the spread of covid into the US. At the time, the US had 10X the amount of covid that Mexico had on a per capita basis. Trump was effectively protecting the Mexicans from the US.

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"It’s a sign that the New York Attorney General believes she is way up on points in her case of fraud against Donald Trump, that she has made the strategic decision to call an increasingly erratic and combustible Trump to the stand NOW as hostile witness on November 6. Michael Popok of Legal AF member of the New York bar and a practitioner in this courtroom, provides his expert analysis of why the NYAG has chosen this moment in time —after Michael Cohen’s and Ivanka’s testimony, to get Trump on the stand asap."


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David PS said:
"It’s a sign that the New York Attorney General believes she is way up on points in her case of fraud against Donald Trump, that she has made the strategic decision to call an increasingly erratic and combustible Trump to the stand NOW as hostile witness on November 6. Michael Popok of Legal AF member of the New York bar and a practitioner in this courtroom, provides his expert analysis of why the NYAG has chosen this moment in time —after Michael Cohen’s and Ivanka’s testimony, to get Trump on the stand asap."


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