CCTV in Nurseries – Should you install it?

With an end in sight to the Covid pandemic and the disruption it has caused to all our lives, leadership teams are pondering whether they should continue allowing their staff to work from home, or if they should return to the structure of working practices prior to COVID-19.

In 2018 the construction industry saw 14,000 cases of work-related stress, depression, or anxiety (new or long-standing). That is equivalent to roughly one-sixth of the sector's ill health.

Is CCTV allowed in nurseries? CCTV in nurseries can be a divisive debate. Some believe it is a great way to increase security and safety for children. Whereas, others feel that it can be too intrusive and can sometimes be seen as an unethical form of surveillance. We assess the pros and cons to nursery cctv.

The vaccine rollout is a beacon of hope and success in an otherwise gloomy situation. The process of getting a vaccine from manufacture into arms is complex and there is risk and threat at every stage of the supply chain.

Report on the changing Biometric Access Control market; the effect Covid has had, and what the future holds.

How can biometric time and attendance save time, improve productivity and ensure you have accurate reporting for field, office and home workers?

How has time and attendance changed? What are the pertinent laws with regards to monitoring time and attendance. The increase in remote working is blurring lines between home and worklife - make sure your business is protected and can prove your team's working hours.

Facial recognition is here to stay - it's on phones, at airports and increasingly used for time and attendance, but it's a technology that provokes a strong response in some as it piques their data privacy concerns. We look at some common held ideas about facial recognition and separate fact from fiction.

Updated Almas Service Information and Employee Protection Policy for Coronavirus