14Feb
The Netherlands: Scan your employees, not their fingerprints
At the end of 2019, Dutch department store chain HEMA announced it was going to stop using fingerprints for its time clocks and sales registers. HEMA had been planning to introduce this fast and reliable method of identification in all its shops....
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Littler
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