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Retailers Track Employee Thefts in Vast Databases

radcen said:
Retailers Track Employee Thefts in Vast Databases

Retailers Track Employee Thefts in Vast Databases - Yahoo! Finance
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I think this this should be illegal."Alledged thefts" or "accused of" don't mean someone actually stole anything or was convicted of theft. If an employee did steal from a company then that person should be charged and found guilty in a criminal court before a company can have on someone's permant record that they stole something. Accusations shouldn't ruin someone's chance of getting employment. Although personally I think companies spying and tracking people is just as wrong as the government doing.
 
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people should have free access to all of the data on them. my record is clean as a whistle and i've not been accused of anything more serious than a speeding ticket, but i'd like to see what's in there. i had to submit to a complete consumer history report to work a lab job, and i have no idea what's in that report. honestly, i can only speculate about what "complete consumer history report" even means.
 
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