But some security rules really don’t make sense, like requiring employees to swipe their badge in order to leave work. In today’s story, one employee encountered such a rule but found an easy ...

The hospital called police Wednesday afternoon ... the facility Wednesday by “piggybacking” on a staff member’s badge swipe. “We’re working on adding some weapon-detection systems ...

The messages were sent directly to individual employees. Amazon says it shares aggregated and anonymized badge-swipe data with managers, to provide an overall view of how many members of a team ...

The badges are part of a swipe system recently installed. "They swipe in to a keypad and then that unlocks the door. If somebody loses their badge, we can shut it off and issue a new one," said ...

Amazon tracks team-level office badge data, internal emails show. Companies commonly use badge data for facilities management and safety reasons. Workers fear this data will be used to monitor for ...

The move comes as Amazon looks to crack down on employees who aren't complying with its return-to-office policy. Amazon.com Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN) has told employees it's monitoring their individual ...