"What you do at work is your boss' business" is

a timely warning for all employees to heed. Last year,

your company installed a new computer surveillance

program in an effort to improve office productivity.

As a courtesy, all employees were informed of this

change. The license for the software costs $30,000

per year. After a year of use, productivity has risen 10%,

which translates into a savings of $30,000. Discuss other

factors, in addition to productivity, that could have been

used to justify the surveillance software.