Sorry, I fixed my statement and thanks for the clarification.3dfxMM wrote:This is not true. Employers certainly can post their properties, including the parking lots, and it applies to employees right along with other folks. This has no bearing on anyone having their weapon while in their car. They just can't get out of their car with it. Again, this applies to everyone, including employees. What the employer cannot do is have a policy prohibiting employees from keeping their weapons in their cars. There are exceptions to this law but it applies to most employers.Beiruty wrote:1) Employers cannot force the employee from not carrying concealed on the parking lots or keep their concealed carry concealed in their cars.
Signs can notify non-employees not to carry (open or concealed or both) in the parking lots.
