Describe the "maximum-security workplace." What are some of the benefits of such

A maximum-security workplace is one in which every aspect of the employee's behavior is monitored. Such a workplace creates greater efficiency, less waste, and a safer work environment. Employees are protected from the secondhand smoke of others, unsafe employer and employee practices, and other threats. Employee theft is greatly reduced and the temptation to engage in unethical or illegal activity while on the job is curtailed. On the other hand, it encourages the transformation of the workplace into a prison rather than a work site, one that discourages creativity, spontaneity, and personal pride in one's work. It also can reduce morale and add to the alienation of the bureaucracy.