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C-dub wrote:

canvasbck wrote:However, Shell can prohibit, by company policy, anyone who is not a Shell employee from entering the property with a firearm. So if a Mundy employee enters Shell property with a firearm, Mundy can not fire that employee for posessing the firearm but Shell can inform Mundy that the employee is no longer allowed back on site.

You lost me here. How a can a company prohibit me from carrying on their property according to company policy if I'm not an employee of theirs? This makes no sense at all.

Suppose a company has a policy that everyone must wear steel toe shoes and/or other safety equipment on site. They can deny entry to people who aren't wearing the required safety gear, even contractors and visitors. If Conrad the Contractor violates the policy and the company finds out, they can tell Conrad to leave and not return. They can also inform Conrad's employer that Conrad is not allowed back on site.