Finland's Kela tracked 2,000 employees' mouse clicks; break rules include rabbit mating

Finland's social insurance institution Kela monitored work hours of up to 2,000 employees, including mouse click tracking, with internal guidelines defining allowed breaks such as rabbit mating and toilet visits. The surveillance raises privacy and labor rights concerns, potentially prompting regulatory or legal scrutiny.

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