Video or audio monitoring of staff must be targeted at areas of particular risk and confined to areas with low privacy expectations; continuous monitoring of particular individuals is likely to be justified only in the rarest circumstances and may engage laws beyond data protection on targeted monitoring. The ICO's example: cameras in a staff rest area are not generally expected, hard to justify, and should not be installed without a compelling reason, identified through a DPIA. The audio point concerns face-to-face or private conversations, not business calls recorded for training.
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