As a society, we have been implanting various items into the body for quite some time. These range from cosmetic body piercings, to breast implants, to more life-saving items such as pacemakers. A company in Wisconsin and Sweden recently went to a new level and offered to implant a microchip in their employees. There are supporters on both sides of this concept, but it most certainly is a privacy issue.
Review the assigned New York Times article in Unit 5 and search others as well for additional information and background on microchip implants in the workplace. In 750-1,000 words, describe the legal and ethical considerations of such technology as it relates to employee privacy. Include your perspective on how would you respond if your employer requested to use such technology in the workplace.
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