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Beyond Bossware: The Rise Of ‘wellbeing-monitoring’ In The Workplace

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By Jezamine Fewins, Joanne Chan
| Mondaq
LS Lewis Silkin More We have two things at our core: people – both ours and yours - and a focus on creativity, technology and innovation. Whether you are a fast growth start up or a large multinational business, we help you realise the potential in your people and navigate your strategic HR and legal issues, both nationally and internationally.
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the rise of ‘wellbeing-monitoring’ in the workplace

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By Jezamine Fewins, Joanne Chan
| Lewissilkin
The system uses indicators such as desktop keystrokes, video calls, and scheduled meetings to build an estimated weekly activity footprint. The bank describes the initiative as a wellbeing-measure designed to create transparency and encourage open conversations around overwork rather than to penalise staff. The bank maintains the tool will not be used for performance evaluation.
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Hong Kong Considers 33% MPF Contribution Hike To Match Rising Cost Of Living

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By Jezamine Fewins, Joanne Chan
| Mondaq
Jezamine Fewins’s articles from Lewis Silkin are most popular: in European Union Earlier this month, the Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes Authority ("MPFA") announced that it is reviewing the maximum and minimum income levels for MPF contributions, which have remained the same for the last 13 years. The review follows consultation with over 30 stakeholder groups, including labour organisations, chambers of commerce, employer representatives and professional bodies.
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