PHONE USAGE Clause Examples

PHONE USAGE. Telephone training should be provided by the supervisor and should include the proper way to answer the telephone, placing a caller on hold, transferring a call, and taking a message. Students should limit use of the phone for personal calls and may not make long-distance personal calls from work. Students should limit use of their cell phone during work hours for only urgent issues.

PHONE USAGE. Each student has the right to converse with their family and friends. Students must be mindful of their conversations and make sure they are not interrupting the study / sleep schedule of their roommates.

PHONE USAGE. Due to the Camp’s location, cell phone service is not available at the Camp. Camp staff may permit you to use land lines to make local, emergency, and 911 calls. If Guest wishes to make long distance calls, Guest will either need a calling card or Guest must call collect.

PHONE USAGE. 1. How would prefer cell phone conversations to be handled within the room? 2. If people receive phone calls at varying hours (early in the morning, late at night, during the afternoon), how would you prefer that this to occur? (i.e., go out in the hallway to talk, stay in the room but keep the volume down, refrain from using the room phone at a late hour) 2. Guests (Please be mindful of the guest policy in the student handbook) 1. What are your expectations regarding friends and classmates visiting you or your roommate in the room? 2. How do you feel about overnight guests? If guests are not staying overnight, when should they leave the room?

PHONE USAGE. (What hours are “too late” for the phone to ring) _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PERSONAL POSSESSIONS: (List all items to be mutually shared and all items that are personal and not to be used by each other) _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

PHONE USAGE. If you select to have a land line telephone, how will messages be delivered to roommates?

PHONE USAGE. The local phone system is to be used for educational/instructional purposes and for contacts with school officials and parents. Classroom instructional time is not to be interrupted, except in the case of emergencies. All phones are to be answered by school staff members. Only under

PHONE USAGE. Telephone service is provided to the property at the above listed number for local and domestic long distance. Any charges incurred to the Property phone number shall be the responsibility of the Guest, including but not limited to, international calling, and pay for use phone services.

PHONE USAGE. 1. How would prefer cell phone conversations be handled within the room? 2. If people receive phone calls at varying hours (early in the morning, late at night, during the afternoon), how would you prefer this to occur? (i.e., go out in the hallway to talk, stay in the room but keep the volume down) 2. Guests (Please be mindful of the guest policy in the student handbook) 1. What are your expectations regarding friends and classmates visiting you or your roommate in the room? 2. How do you feel about overnight guests? If guests are not staying overnight, when should they leave the room?