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Cell Phone Policy Memo
From: Amber Pace, Human Resource Manager
To: All Staff
Date: April 17th 2012
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Subject: CELL PHONE POLICY UPDATED 4.17.2012

Due to recent event, there have been many changes to our phone policy here at the Spy Museum.
There will be a zero-tolerance for personal phone conversations during company hours. We will also stop supplying cellular phones to employees for company use. If an employee utilizes and/or needs a cellular phone to conduct business, they will have to provide their own cellular phone. The Spy Museum will reimburse the employee for the usage of the phone. The specified amount will be determined by the Department Head and Controller.
Due to the misuse of cellular phones
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