De-Skilling and Up-Skilling Monitoring and Surveillance Electronic Sweatshops
100
What is a job is transformed by automation so it requires less skill.
What is deskilling?
100
What is keystrokes?
Monitoring can provide the number of _ for each clerk.
100
What is headaches, backaches, wrist injuries, stress, anxiety, depression.
Identify one health issue caused by electronic sweatshops.
200
What is a job requires more advanced skills, no electronic drudgery.
What is upskilling?
200
What is track, record, and evaluate?
Computer monitoring is the use of technology to _, _, and _ worker performance.
200
What is minorities/immigrants, females.
Describe a stereotypical electronic sweatshop worker.
300
What is traditional jobs disappear/workers responsibility diminishes/worker has less control over their duties/fewer benefits because easier jobs/less pay and status.
What is one of the impacts of deskilling?
300
What is any worker’s screen secretly at any time.
What can monitoring systems allow a manager to see a copy of?
300
What is long working hours/low wages/forced overtime/harassment/abuse/child labor/lack of job security.
State 2 negative working conditions of electronic sweatshops.
400
What is employees have more responsibilities/takes more training/added stress/not reflected in pay/does not correlate with title.
What is one of the impacts of upskilling?
400
What is privacy, morale, devalued skills, and/or loss of quality?
What are two problems of computer monitoring?
400
What is values and ethics and violation of human rights, power and abuse of employees, etc.
Identify one DS concept and describe its relationship to electronic sweatshops.






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