At some point in May, the large banking company Wells Fargo fired over a dozen employees alleging that they were lying about actually being at their desks.

Our sister site, Tom's Hardware, shared the report that confirmed Wells Fargo let go a number of workers who were simulating keyboard activity. 

The firings came to light via disclosures the bank shared with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (Finra) in June. The Finra disclosures claimed the fired employees were simulating keyboard activity and using "mouse jiggler" tools.