Microchip implants have some up in arms

One vending machine company in Wisconsin took the plunge last summer to allow some of its employees to have microchips embedded in their bodies for convenience and identification.
But the move apparently hasn't started a trend of copycat actions among businesses or industries nationwide. However, some states, including Pennsylvania, have either passed laws or are considering legislation, prompted primarily by privacy concerns, that would prohibit employers from requiring employees to have subdermal microchip implants.