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Comment Very lacking in detail (Score 2) 393

There's not much information provided by this link. It seems very lacking in detail. They take a couple of pot-shots at Eli Lilly and Wal-mart, but fail to provide any hard data to substantiate their claims of intrusive behavior. Not very fair, if you ask me. And not worth get worked up over. Anyway, employees are a major expense for most companies -- salaries, training, benefits, payroll taxes, etc. It seems to me that corporations have a right to know a great deal about their employees' private lives after investing all that money in them. I know I wouldn't want to invest in a company unless it disclosed information about its business and finances. I don't see why I shouldn't expect it to work the other way around -- companies need to know details about what sort of people they are employing in order to insure their money is being put to its best use.

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