[jonestown]

You might deny someone the right to be on your land outright, but after you have granted someone the right to be on your land, the constitution pertains.
284 Lazamataz

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The concept of preventing armed folk in private businesses has been around pre Constitution, and post Constitution, and only since the 13th amend was passed A private owner could have slaves.
294 Bootstick

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Employees are, in many cases, required to park in company lots.

They are 'granted' the right to be there, thus their Constitutional RKBA's applies to their locked vehicle in the lot.

Granted, their right to carry does not apply while on the jobsite.

This is a logical balance between workplace rules & our RKBA's.
Amazing that some conservatives cannot see that rational point.

[BOOTSTICK]

Unless the company parking lot or employee handbook says "NO WEAPONS PERMITTED ON COMPANY PROPERTY"