May 19, 2008
voice recognition software to crack down on unnecessary sick leave
UK's Daily Mail reports that some firms are using a new generation of voice analysis systems to detect whether someone is lying when they call in sick.
"The technology means someone phoning will speak to a computer set up to check whether their voice is steady and reliable.
It is estimated that nearly one in eight sick days are not genuine, costing the UK economy £13 billion ($2.5 billion) a year.
[via Stuff]
emily | 10:09 AM |
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