New employee handbook at gerber collision.

[Short-bus]

it may not be the employers choice

what if the insurance company said, like they do "no firearms on premises or property"

should the manufacturer close down because they cannot get insurance


we need to see it from both sides,

who says you arent the one who will start shooting the place up?

is the employer supposed to interview you and see if you are in a correct state of mind everyday when you punch in?

is the employer supposed to take your opinion of your mental state?

does the cop take your opinion if you are driving drunk or not?

if companies do institute a psychologist on staff... what if you fail the exam in the morning because they think you too aggressive that day?

are they supposed to call the police and remove the firearm from you until a secondary evaluation is available?

are they supposed to let a person leave who had been designated by a professional shrink to leave with the same weapon they came in with to possible shoot someone else because they have been "Red Flagged" that day?

you wait outside the girlfriends house and kill her then, is the shrink or the company now liable for letting you leave in such a mental state, if something happens?

who says you are the one who stops the shooter from killing his ex girlfriend and then putting a bullet in his ear, limiting the deaths to 2 people one a suicide?

but you ARE the person to starts a shoot out and 3 other people get killed in the crossfire, or a fire starts and kills 100.

thats why the employers say leave you weapons at home

and im not even a lawyer so thats prob on 10% of what would happen.

I was hoping someone would say this so I didn't have to type it all up myself.

Branden

 

[Blue Sky Country]

My concealed carry at work. As far as anybody is concerned, it’s my day planner. Nobody suspects a thing.

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9/10...

Minus 1 point for no spare mag...

 

[HeavyAssault]

Pg 39??? Fkin' Head of HR must be named Karen.

 

[roostercogburn98]

My concealed carry at work. As far as anybody is concerned, it’s my day planner. Nobody suspects a thing.

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That thing looks like it came from the toy department at wal mart. They would just think you were a grown up kid playing cops and robbers if you open carried on your hip

 

[Srgt. Hulka]

That thing looks like it came from the toy department at wal mart. They would just think you were a grown up kid playing cops and robbers if you open carried on your hip

Yep, a lot of plastic, but it’ll get me to the nearest exit.

9/10...

Minus 1 point for no spare mag...

Yeah, the spare is in the truck...

 

[roostercogburn98]

Yep, a lot of plastic, but it’ll get me to the nearest exit.



Yeah, the spare is in the truck...

I carried a G48 today. I know the truth

 

[TheGerman]

We had a policy like that where I worked once at a DoD contractor's office. There was also a strict 'no alcohol at work' policy too.

Yet somehow I had a Krinkov with 4 mags in my 'work bag' everyday as well as a table in the corner of my office with bottles of alcohol on it.