Should I Inform My Employer That I CC?

[Zach S]

With all due respect, in the same previous post you mentioned being stopped three times, you also said you didn't know how its works here.

I was born and raised here. And in my experience, if you don't tell the officer you have your CHP because you aren't armed, he WILL ask about it.

 

[9MMare]

Sorry Zach, my post was just supposed to be a counterpoint to yours where you said the police would definitely ask. Not all states or cops will, but since you share a location in common with the OP, perhaps he would experience what you do.

In some states, you are even required by law to inform the police. I take it NC doesnt require that, from the sound of it.

 

[Merkules]

Side note, certain states like Indiana have passed laws stating your employer can not refuse you to carry to and from work. You have to lock it in your car if your employer states you can't carry while on duty. If your employer refuses you having it on their property (parking lot), then they are 100% liable for your safety to and from work.

 

[ForumSurfer]

Side note, certain states like Indiana have passed laws stating your employer can not refuse you to carry to and from work. You have to lock it in your car if your employer states you can't carry while on duty. If your employer refuses you having it on their property (parking lot), then they are 100% liable for your safety to and from work.

The OP lives in NC. There is no such law here (unfortunately).

 

[Guns and more]

Should I Inform My Employer That I CC?

Not if you like your job.

 

[SSN Vet]

so it's been 5 days....

Please share with us what you have decided to do? And if you talked to your FIL, how he responded.

 

[leadcounsel]

Nope. It's your personal business.