Federal Judge Hands Huge Defeat to Florida Business Lobby on "Guns-at-Work" law

NRA and Unified Sportsmen of Florida ^ | UNKNOWN

[marktwain]

This looks like a pretty big win for the right to keep and bear arms in Florida.

[coloradan]

What are the OSHA guidelines that companies think they’re complying with by banning guns?

[wideawake]

You buy your employees’ labor. You’re not entitled to their constitutional rights as well.

[Eye of Unk]

Disney won’t like this one bit.

[RKV]

Disney has an exception as I recall, based on the fact that the corporation has an FFL for the fireworks they use in their shows. The Mouse runs the FL legislature.

[Red Badger]

What if you work for the Post office?..................;^)

[JWinNC]

sounds like they don’t want customers

[Gorzaloon]

You buy your employees’ labor. You’re not entitled to their constitutional rights as well.

With "Employment at Will", they do not even buy it-The just rent it.

[CholeraJoe]

The Mouse runs the FL legislature.

Yup. Anyone who crosses the Mouse risks being found in bed with a dead girl or a live boy.

[Erasmus]

What are the OSHA guidelines that companies think they’re complying with by banning guns?

Limits on exposure to fast-acting lead.

≤}B^)

[wideawake]

Good point.

[Dead Corpse]

On this, we agree. ;-)

[Rockhound]

Good news for Floridians. There was a similar lawsuit against one of the big oil companies in Texas (was it Conoco-Phillips?) concerning guns in your car while parked on a company-owned parking lot.

Does anyone know what became of this lawsuit, or is it still pending?

[freeangel]

So, what does that do to or for the fired Disney employee? —or was that Disneyland in Cali?

[TYVets]

Disney won’t like this one bit.

Neither will Conoco-Phillips and others in Oklahoma.

AOL in Utah.

Other states have pasted laws protecting employee's right to keep a gun in their personal autos.

If this goes to The Federated Courts level it could effect employers in several states.

[TYVets]

Good news for Floridians. There was a similar lawsuit against one of the big oil companies in Texas (was it Conoco-Phillips?) concerning guns in your car while parked on a company-owned parking lot.

Does anyone know what became of this lawsuit, or is it still pending?

It was posted here on FR that Conoco-Phillips (Oklahoma) had won at the first level of the federal courts.

Appealed to a higher court????

[Jabba the Nutt]

Business are just conservative, heartless right-wingers, say, like George Soros. Yeah, that’s the ticket.

[ASA Vet]

What if you work for the Post office?

USPS continues to violate the civil rights of it's employees, and customers.

[Gorzaloon]

Good point.

They hate being reminded of it.

Too bad it took me forty years too long to finally figure it out! :-)

[Eagle Eye]

The General Duy Clause.

It is the catch all clause.

Section 5a if I recall.