At my place of work in California (Aerospace Engineering Company), we have an "Employee handbook". It is basically HRs governing document. Every mention of not allowing firearms on the premises has a statement thrown in that says "unless allowed by state law". I have a CCW in CA (no easy feat) for reasons I wont mention here or to my employer. According to this document, I am allowed to carry as permitted by CA state law. No problem right?Last week, all employees received a "Violence prevention" document where the "unless allowed by state law" was not included. It was also mentioned that in the case of an active shooter, we need to run/hide, and as a last resort, "yelling" and "throwing items" is encouraged.... yeah ok....Spare the "It's concealed just carry anyways" comments. Me being the law abiding citizen I am, I had a chat with the security director. To my surprise he has a permit yet doesn't carry at work. WTF? I'm not even allowed to have it stored in my car while I park on the premises. My daily schedule is work->school->home (I park the car off school campus). So I pretty much can't have a firearm on me at all even though I am one of the few allowed to in socialist California...TLDR I have a CCW but can't carry for most of my day (work/school), nor can I even have it in my car. So what is the point of me having a permit? What are your thoughts on my situation? via /r/CCW http://ift.tt/2zoIr6p
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