Actually, MI Dude is right.
Frankly, if your negligence and infringement upon your employees' right to life and self-defence results in one or more of them being injured/killed, then you're negligence makes you (or should make you) liable because you are partly at fault.
Guess what? The right to private property doesn't give you an unlimited right to the disposition of any and all people who may happen to be on your property, especially if they're there with your permission (like employees).
You’ve not moved the argument forward. The bill is overreach, excepting the part about parking on a public way with your firearm in your vehicle.
You exaggerate the risk and need for a firearm on my property. Although I understand the insurance aspect of carrying a firearm, its actual use is quite low.
If they are there with my permission then they are there at my disposition, no? May I rescind my permission or place limitations on their staying?
You needn’t work for me or visit my store. You decide, not some law lobbied by a lobby you happen to like.
This law removes my choice. It is intentionally coercive, and in this case populist. How is this different than liberal mob rule? You just happen to like this particular law as it doesn’t infringe on your rights.
Of course, I would still support your 2nd Amendment rights even if there wasn’t a majority behind it.