Wells Fargo, America's third-largest bank, terminated more than a dozen employees for unethical behavior.
According to a Bloomberg report, these employees were caught using devices and software designed to simulate keyboard and mouse activity
The terminated employees were all part of Wells Fargo’s wealth and investment management unit.
Financial Industry Regulatory Authority disclosures revealed that these employees were found guilty of "simulation of keyboard activity creating impression of active work."
The incident at Wells Fargo raises important ethical considerations about remote work and the use of monitoring tools.