Kuwait’s Employees Voice Concerns and Humor Over New Facial Recognition Policy

Aya Elgohary

Director General of the Municipality, Saud Al-Dabbous, recently issued a directive requiring all employees to verify their presence during working hours using a third facial recognition check two hours into their shifts. This new rule has caused significant frustration among employees, who feel the requirement is invasive and impractical.

Many employees have expressed their anger and dissatisfaction, citing privacy concerns and the directive’s impracticality. The new rule has led to widespread discontent among the workforce.

Humor and Memes

 

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Despite the frustration, social media users have turned to humor to cope with the new directive. Platforms have been flooded with memes and funny videos poking fun at the facial recognition system and its perceived absurdities ever since.

Concerns and Criticisms: The Serious Side.

Beyond the jokes, there are serious concerns about the implications of this directive. Employees worry about privacy, the practicality of the system, and the potential for errors or misuse. The new rule has sparked a broader conversation about workplace policies and employee rights.

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