How does employing face recognition technology in public without customer agreement violate the ACM code of ethics and conduct?

Is there a distinction between the surveillance of public spaces and the monitoring of private relationships? Critically appraise the legitimacy of both.

Branch managers are responsible for both the running of the branches and building community relationships. The bank decides that it needs to determine if certain personal habits are creating a negative perception toward customers. The bank decides to monitor its branch manager's off-duty activities in order to determine if this is creating concerns for the bank. Is the bank legally permitted to carry through this action? Does this constitute an invasion of privacy?

Why do some people find illicit online behaviour appealing, and how can this be stopped?

Do you believe that employees who observe more occupational fraud in their organizations are more likely to engage in occupational fraud themselves?

Over a period of about twelve months, a female employee at a car dealership was subjected to four incidents of unwanted touching. On the first three occasions, a manager of the dealership sat down next to her during business meetings at the dealership, placed his hand on her knee, slid his hand under her skirt, and moved his hand up and down her thigh. On the fourth occasion, the manager did the same thing, but the setting was a restaurant where employees had gone for a reception following the funeral of one of the firm's owners. The employee complained to several managers and was told to keep a record of the incidents, but no other action was taken. The employee sued. What should the court decide? Why? You are required to use, and properly APA cite (in - text citation and reference), the class textbook in this discussion board.

Recently, an elderly woman was reported as "missing" from  Home Away Nursing Home.  After an extended effort to locate her, the woman was found deceased in the freezer of Home Away.  Surveillance footage captured a food service worker at the nursing facility, Jim, exiting the freezer and carelessly propping the door to the freezer open with a wheelchair before walking away from the freezer.  It appears that the elderly woman sat in the wheelchair, rolled into the freezer and the freezer closed behind her locking from the outside.  In initial efforts to escape from the freezer, the elderly woman found a pulled lever attached to a gas valve detaching it and releasing gas into the nursing facility.  As the gaseous fumes filled the nursing facility, other residents became ill and one patient, Thomas, became critically mentally impaired from ingesting of the fumes.  What must Thomas’s family show to recover damages from Home Away Nursing Home on behalf of Thomas for his impairment?

Evaluate three ways to deal constructively with complaints and anger from fellow employees, management, and customers within an organization.

What is the role of identity and permission management in contemporary society?

What kinds of professional and ethical guidelines would be broken if malls employed facial recognition technology on shoppers without their knowledge or permission?