(Source: Toronto Star, March 7, 2012)
TORONTO — The Toronto Star is reporting that CN, Canada’s biggest railway, supports putting voice recorders in trains. But CN officials want to use the technology to monitor their employees as well as provide information to accident investigators — a move that may be controversial with workers.
Bill Brehl of the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference said he personally would not support using the recorders to spy on employees.
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