Radiation Monitoring of Workplace (IV)

Radiation Dose Reduction Techniques in the Workplace

The principal objective of radiation protec­tion is to ensure that the dose received by any individual does not exceed the applicable M.P.D. values.We will discuss in this paper the presents recommendations and technical information related to the design and installation of struc­tural shielding with taking into account the concept of Maximum Permissible Dose equi­valent (MPDl as expressed and ...

Workplace Privacy and Employee Monitoring

Technology allows employers to monitor many aspects of their employees' workplace activities. Employers use technology to provide insight into employee behavior based on the trail of "digital footprints" created each day in the workplace. This technology can piece together all of these electronic records to provide behavior patterns that employers may utilize to evaluate employee performance an...

Computer Monitoring in the 21st Century Workplace

This paper attempts to lay the foundation for future research into an area that has been called the “hottest workplace privacy topic of the next decade.” The existing empirical studies and the literature reviewed of this area suggest that the latest intrusive monitoring technologies which have been introduced to the current workplace has undoubtedly created an unwanted and unexpected imbalance ...

Electronic Monitoring in Workplace: Synthesis and Theorizing

This paper explores the electronic monitoring in workplace and it discusses the monitoring consequences. The authors synthesize the prior research in electronic workplace monitoring and discuss a set of related research issues. The paper draws on organizational theories, privacy theories, and control theories to examine the strategies of organizational policy design as one solution to address t...

Q. Monitoring of Diesel Particulate Exhaust in the Workplace