How does an employer deal with personal cell phones in the workplace?

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With the increase in wireless technology and the growing dependency on cell phones, an employer needs to be proactive in establishing guidelines for regulating cell phone usage at work. Without a clear cut policy setting forth guidelines for use and the consequences for violation, an employee may be making personal calls unknown to the employer during working hours and/or disturbing other employees or customers by receiving or making personal calls at work.

To avoid situations that are disruptive to customers or employees by the ringing of a cell phone, by overhearing a personal call, or by employees playing games on their phones, an

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