Remote workers using ‘mouse-mover’ technology are getting caught

Employees using 'mouse-mover' technology to simulate productivity on their computers are being caught and fired, as companies rely on monitoring tools to ensure remote employees are actually working. The popularity of working remotely has increased the use of 'mouse jigglers,' creating a cat-and-mouse game between the technology and detection tools. Companies may need to redefine how they measure productivity for employees outside of the office as remote work continues to grow.