Remote worker fired over refusal to use AI camera monitoring, lawsuit says
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A New Jersey lawsuit alleges Sutherland Healthcare Solutions fired remote employee Glennis Von Sander-Timinski after she refused to use a Sentinel AI camera that took a photo about every three minutes, roughly 160 a day. She said the monitoring worsened her stress and lupus, and her doctor asked for less frequent checks. The complaint says she was told to accept the monitoring, come into the office, or be fired; the commute was six hours a day. She was fired on September 8.
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- Hacker News front pageA Remote Employee Refused 160 Webcam Photos a Day. Her Employer Fired Her
新泽西州一宗诉讼指控，Sutherland Healthcare Solutions因远程员工Glennis Von Sander-Timinski拒绝Sentinel AI摄像头监控而将其解雇。该工具约每3分钟拍照一次，每天约160张；她担忧监控加重压力并诱发狼疮，医生也要求降低监控频率。诉状称，公司要求她接受监控、每天到办公室或被解雇，而到办公室每天往返需6小时；她最终于9月8日被解雇。
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