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That's ok if your young and just starting out. I've been here for 25 years and am retiring (for good) in 5 years. Too old and make too good of money to start over.BBYC wrote:You can start your own business if you don't like company policy. It's a great way to find out what your job skills are really worth on the open market.
I'll do you one better, I work for a city utility that must allow C/C and open carry, but as an employee, I cannot!Grundy1133 wrote:that's a place I wouldnt' feel comfortable working.... especially if it's open to the public. if it's a locked secure building that requires gate passes and requires scanned badges to enter I wouldnt feel so bad....gtolbert09 wrote:My company has a no firearms statement in the employee code of conduct that we have to read and sign every year. The building is also posted 06 and 07. They have banned firearms anywhere on their property.
In other words, any Joe LTC can walk right into my office with his gun, but I'm not allowed to! We can keep in our vehicle which is in a secured lot. 