Aigerim Berzinya
Aigerim Berzinya is the Marketing Director at Turtler GPS Ltd. and as the company's globetrotting backpacker uses the app and SHELL device while hiking abroad or in the mountains to stay connected and safe. She has a Master`s Degree in Social Sciences. Aigerim worked for QSI International School for 4 years as an Assistant to Director and a Preschool Manager for a year.
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Employee GPS tracking has always been a key either to successful business or its failure. It is important to know what to expect from such systems and what to prevent in the future. This is an overview of 2018 in employee monitoring systems.
In recent years, a small number of cases highlighting the potential dangers of GPS tracking in the workplace have made the Irish headlines. For example, one company was ordered to pay 40,000 EUR in compensation to a former employee when they were found guilty of monitoring him without his knowledge.
The need to track individuals and cars has grown significantly in the recent times. So many cars are being stolen and children are being kidnapped or lost. Using a GPS tracking device, which presents real time location sharing, has come as a savior to many people.
Ireland is home to more than 900 developed walking trails, encompassing a huge variety of terrain. Making Ireland something of a haven for hiking fans, reason enough to get out of the city for a while and enjoy the fresh air. From the Bray to Greystones Cliff Walk in County Wicklow to the Jean Kennedy Smith Walk in County Wexford, our beautiful country has something for everyone.
Looking to get more from your business? It isn’t all work and no play here - studies suggest that you need an employee engagement index of 3.9 or more to have an actively engaged workforce. Employees are an integral part of any company and play a vital role when it comes to deciding your company’s success or failure.
How would you feel if your employer asked you to install a GPS tracking app on your personal smartphone or in your company vehicle? More and more companies are integrating employee monitoring into their everyday operations