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First our receptionist sent out an email to the entire company asking for them by the request of HR. I ignored it. Now the new sub-department head sent one out asking for ours. I know that one is going to be followed up on. I'm trying to think of the most polite way to say "I'm sorry, first, I don't get paid to be on-call and last time I checked, the company does not pay for my cell phone. No, you cannot have it". So far replying with "Sorry, it's for personal use only" has been suggested.
And I don't mind being called if I'm out of the office and they need something. A few of my co-workers have my number for that reason. But I know that they only call me when I'm the only one who can answer the question, it's so rare when they do and I'm usually just out of the office for part of the day. Giving out my cell number like that will result in weekend and horrid hour phone calls.
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