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To: taxcontrol
If the business adopts a prohibit posture, then they are subject to being sued if the employee is unable to protect themselves with a firearm while on business property.

In most cases it's not "while on business property" that is the problem. It's that stop at the stop and rob on the way home, or walking from your car to a restaurant, a movie, or even your apartment. By not being able to have a firearm in your privately owned vehicle, you are disarmed at all those times as well.

My employer recently changed it's policies, as written rather than as enforced, to not preclude having a firearm in your POV. Unfortunately where I actually work is not on my employer's property, and there they not only ban privately owned weapons, they do spot searches of vehicles to enforce that rule.

39 posted on 02/08/2006 10:09:39 AM PST by El Gato
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To: El Gato

See #41


44 posted on 02/08/2006 10:25:10 AM PST by taxcontrol
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