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down on personnel during the recent telecom crash. Now business is improving, the workload increases while few new staff is hired. Overwork was claimed to be incidental, but, with the time registration in hand, the Working Council demonstrated is was structural, for some even beyond the boundaries set by labour laws. [2] During our visit at the office, some employees suggested the system could be expanded to enable Private Printing. This involves the printer down the hall being sensitive to the presence of the person giving the print command. This will not only prevent sensitive material being read by others, but will also cut down on the huge pile of prints that are never collected. [3] ID issue The system was applied foremost as a security system (evacuation and theft prevention) but soon evolved as a tracking and time registration device. During the implementation phase complaints and worries were expressed by a small number of employees, some claiming it to be a Big Brother system. These matters were addressed by the Workers Council and soon the discomfort faded away. Afterwards, the time registration system was even used to advantage of the staff to show how much overwork they were performing. [2] Sources [1] “Handsfree toegangscontrole draagt zorg voor tijdsregistratie en evacuatiemanagement” www.transquest.com [2] Interview with Jan Vet, Technical Project Manager Operations and member of the Workers Council. {3] conversations with Alcatel personnel passing down the hall [4] www.alcatel.nl [5] Alcatel Workers Council questionnaire on the new access system, 31 January 2005 86
Case ID #128 , level 3 Title Mol Logistics Researcher Christian van ‘t Hof Timing 2006 Geography Tilburg, Netherlands Environment Office Technology Active RFID Maturity Pilot / just implemented / fully operational Function Access / security / identification Case #128: Mol Logistics Owner Mol Maintainer TransQuest Tag & Tracing Solutions B.V. Users Mol employees, visiting drivers, temporary labour forces Other actors Case story Mol-Logistics [case 128] is a company specialising in logistics and has considerable experience of using RFID for cargo. The technology is now extended to monitor personnel movements too. Their location in Tilburg is divided into zones by a number of strategically placed RFID readers, both at the truck area as well as the offices. Each truck driver and office staff member carries an active RFID tag which broadcasts a unique signal every 1.5 seconds. The database thus provides a real time image of who is present in which zone, managing the identity of all people inside the premises based on time, place and access levels. First of all, the active RFID tag serves as a key to open the fence, providing access to drivers and as a hands free door opener at the offices. Secondly, it also serves to deny access, for example for visiting drivers who receive active tags too. As long as they remain in the docking area nothing happens. Once the visitor moves into a restricted area, for example the warehouse, an alarm is triggered. Thirdly, at the offices, the tag functions as a punch card, registering time-in and time-out as personnel enter and leave the office. Finally in case of an emergency, security personnel can immediate spot whether there are still people in the danger zone. ID issue How do the users and maintainers of the RFID environment define what kind of personal information is known, to what purpose is it used? Is there a controversy? Sources Transquest: MOL Logistics Handsfree toegangscontrole draagt zorg voor tijdregistratie en veiligheid (2006) 87
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