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- People who get to work from home are more comfortable with employers watching their communications.
- For those who head into the office every day, there's more unease with high-level monitoring.
- The findings come from a survey of workers in nearly three dozen countries.
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Those who are allowed to sign in from home at least some of the time are more willing to let their employers sift through emails, chat messages, and virtual meeting transcripts so bosses can make workplace improvements, a survey of workers in nearly three dozen countries found.