Tracking surveillance definition
Tracking surveillance. , which is surveillance by means of an electronic device the primary purpose of which is to monitor or record geographical location or movement (such as a Global Positioning System tracking device).
Tracking surveillance refers to surveillance by means of an electronic device the primary purpose of which is to monitor or record geographical location or movement.
Tracking surveillance is surveillance by means of an electronic device the primary purpose of which is to monitor or record geographical location or movement. This has been amended from the exposure draft to focus on things such as Global Positioning System (GPS) devices which allow real time tracking of an object's location. This is to ensure that 'tracking surveillance' does not capture things like mobile phone or credit card records that may incidentally show an employee's location.
More Definitions of Tracking surveillance
Tracking surveillance is surveillance by means of an electronic device the primary purpose of which is to monitor or record geographical location or movement. This has been amended from the exposure draft to focus on things such as global positioning system [GPs] devices which allow real-time tracking of an object's location. This is to ensure that "tracking surveillance" does not capture things like mobile phone or credit card records that may incidentally show an employee's location. The definitions of "employer" and "employee" take their meaning from the Industrial Relations Act 1996 and include people performing voluntary work and people working under labour hire contracts.