Results: Daily Debate: Should businesses monitor your bathroom breaks?

A Chicago company installed a new system that monitors bathroom breaks and penalizes employees who spend more than six minutes a day in the washroom outside their normal breaks. HR literally goes through every person's bathroom use and either hands out a reward or discipline. Employees who don't use extra breaks get a dollar a day while others who exceed more than one hour in a 10-day period will get a warning, which can lead to termination.

The union-represented employees had to start swiping their badges to gain access to the washrooms. 19 were disciplined for excessive use. A 12-page rule list given to employees is also pretty strict about how to take care of your personal business at the company.

"Place all toilet paper in the toilet and make sure that the toilet is completely flushed," it states. Employees are also told to place paper towels in the trash, refrain from "malicious gossip" and not to "make derogatory or inflammatory comments about the company."