PinnedAndRecessed
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I signed a work agreement with a new company, today. I'll be a self-employed independant contractor, but will be spending time at the home office periodically.
But I was surprised when, signing a ten page contract, the very first prohibition was, "No Firearms On Company Property." It was the very first item. Right before, "No pornography on company facilities."
Now, state law says that the above prohibition re firearms cannot apply to parking areas. That has already been tested in state court.
It's in the manual under section 1290.22. Theres an addendum: "It is unlawful for a person with or without a license to carry a concealed weapon onto property where an owner has barred weapons, with the exception of transporting and storing a firearm in a locked vehicle on any property set aside for any vehicle."
Also, under section 1290.4, paragraph 2, item 'b': "Licensee's may carry on the following: Any property adjacent to a structure, building, or office space in which concealed weapons are prohibited.
That's so, if someone is carrying, they can leave the CCW in their vehicle with no repurcussions. That's true for all parking lots except schools.
It kind of stinks, though, since I just completed the state educational requirements for my CCW. I haven't even received my CCW license yet. I didn't realize my new company was like that.
But the very first item? And before pornography?
Man, people are ignorant.
But I was surprised when, signing a ten page contract, the very first prohibition was, "No Firearms On Company Property." It was the very first item. Right before, "No pornography on company facilities."
Now, state law says that the above prohibition re firearms cannot apply to parking areas. That has already been tested in state court.
It's in the manual under section 1290.22. Theres an addendum: "It is unlawful for a person with or without a license to carry a concealed weapon onto property where an owner has barred weapons, with the exception of transporting and storing a firearm in a locked vehicle on any property set aside for any vehicle."
Also, under section 1290.4, paragraph 2, item 'b': "Licensee's may carry on the following: Any property adjacent to a structure, building, or office space in which concealed weapons are prohibited.
That's so, if someone is carrying, they can leave the CCW in their vehicle with no repurcussions. That's true for all parking lots except schools.
It kind of stinks, though, since I just completed the state educational requirements for my CCW. I haven't even received my CCW license yet. I didn't realize my new company was like that.
But the very first item? And before pornography?
Man, people are ignorant.