Was told I CAN'T carry

[KevRich89]

I work for a large towing company by me as a trailer mechanic. I am now doing on call road service (which could put me in the worst areas at the worst times) and I was told "No wild west" when I go on a job. Thats when I would want my gun with me the most. Just wanted to throw this out there and get some input on the situation

[streaker69]

Their job, their rules. Live by them, or find another job.

[God's Country]

Well it's their rules I'm afraid.
If my job put me in harms way I would find another job, or carry anyway.
Those are your only two choices as I see it.

[D10]

Their job, their rules. Live by them, or find another job.

^^^^^
THIS..

[KevRich89]

I understand that its their rules and i have no intentions on going against them. I just dont see how going on a call at 3am and wanting to carry would be an issue. I have never and will never carry into my place of employment, but at 3am i will be nowhere near company grounds

[ray h]

What do they mean by "no wold west"?
Does that mean no carrying or does it mean no open carrying" Sounds to me like no "open carry". That leaves you the option of CC which is better than many of us who cant carry at all at work.

[KevRich89]

To be honest I didnt even think of that as a possibility, but i have to assume no carry at all. my manager and i have had plenty of conversations about firearms and carry options. he know i olny cc

[ForwardAssist]

What they never know can't hurt you.

[MrBi11]

That comment is up for interpretation, I think he meant he didn't want you to ride there brokeback bare back with spurs on.

[twency]

They probably don't want to pay for Act 235 training, nor be found civilly liable in some way if you shoot somebody on the job. (see for example the idea of respondeat_superior)

I'm not offering an opinion on their choice or yours, just suggesting what they might be thinking.