Will microchips soon replace identification cards in the workplace?

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A Wisconsin company claims it will be the first in the country to implant microchips in the hands of most of its employees. Three Square Market plans to use the technology to replace identification cards, which are commonly used to open doors and operate office equipment. Jamie Yuccas reports.

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Will microchips soon replace identification cards in the workplace?