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Following a recent survey, it appears that the British population are now welcoming the use of biometrics in certain areas. |
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Finland are confident that they can break the deadlock caused by disagreement over the Working Time Directive. |
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RFID enabled turnstiles prove to not only reduce queues on match day, but also improve safety around the stadium. |
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Following the introduction of the new Employment Equality Regulations, it is now an offence to discriminate against someone simply because of their age. |
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RFID is proving to be one of the best ways of ensuring that your products are the genuine article, a technology that Tensor have been using for some years. |
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Employees will be banned from working for more than six hours without a break after a defeat for the Government in Europe. |
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Biometrics are the oldest form of identification, but the technology needs to improve before widespread implementation can occur. |
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With the total cost of replacing a stolen laptop reaching up to '8,000, isn't it time we invested in some level of external security device? |
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A remote CCTV installation has helped a holidaymaker successfully catch a group of burglars raiding his home. |
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A recent survey has highlighted the time-wasting abilities of the UK workforce - a costly business, but one that could be of great benefit to the future of your organisation. |
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