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The way technology is used in the workplace continues to evolve, but one company in the U.S. has taken technology in the workplace to the next step.
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A tech company from Wisconsin decided to put a microchip in all of its employees to help monitor their health.
Owner Patrick McMullan says most of the employees wanted to do it and even held a “chip party” the day they all got the implant.
But what was the reasoning behind the decision? McMullan joined Lynda Steele to talk about his decision to microchip his employees and the results his seen.
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