You don't have the RKBA on someone else's property any more than you have the right to hold a political rally or kill a goat for your religion. If you do KBA after being told not to, you are violating their property rights, not the other way around. This is assuming that the company owns/controls the parking lot in question.patrick4588 said:Incredibly sad we have to hide exercising a constitutional right.
Other than assuming since it's been widely discussed in our office for quite a while, they won't.RickN said:How will they know what's in your car?
The company owns nothing. We are in a strip mall with about 10 other businesses. Everything is leased.RickN said:You don't have the RKBA on someone else's property any more than you have the right to hold a political rally or kill a goat for your religion. If you do KBA after being told not to, you are violating their property rights, not the other way around. This is assuming that the company owns/controls the parking lot in question.patrick4588 said:Incredibly sad we have to hide exercising a constitutional right.
I'd still carry in my car and tell no-one.
They can't search without your consent - so the statement is ridiculous. Of course, they can fire you if/when they asked to search and you tell them to pound sand. Unless your golfing buddies with the CEO, you're stuck with these nonsensical policies.New2Atlanta said:My company, and its not in any special or unusual business, prohibits weapons, ammo, booze, wine, and beer in your car and claims the right to search at will. The penalty is termination. Never heard of them ever searching anybody's car. Just eyewash for the insurance company probably.
And once they fire you, you can become disgruntled. Then their stinkin' rules not longer apply!!!New2Atlanta said:My company, and its not in any special or unusual business, prohibits weapons, ammo, booze, wine, and beer in your car and claims the right to search at will. The penalty is termination. Never heard of them ever searching anybody's car. Just eyewash for the insurance company probably.
The only place you can keep and/or bear is on your own property, everywhere else is by permission only...or at least that's what I'm toldfox said:I just got a company wide memo that says no employee shall have a firearm in their vehicle in the company parking lot. Great! The entire place knows I carry daily. What a bunch of crap. I guess I'll start parking across the street.
I don't think it' necessarilly about just me. We only have 5 employees here. All own at least 1 firearm. 2 of us hunt. 3 of us posses a GWL. We do occasionally talk guns around the office.SheriffOconee said:I find it somewhat amazing that all of a sudden a big memo comes down from on high banning firearms in employees vehicles. Was there talk around the office?? Someone complain?? Lots of searching firearms websites on company time?? Armed robbery next door??
You said "the entire place knows I carry everyday". Seems this memo may be about you, you think???
Beat me to it! 8)N.T.F.S. said:If the memo says you can not have it in your parked car then just carry it on you. There, problem solved :shattered: