I'm CC at work RIGHT NOW!

[StraussiE WousiE]

Nothing exciting. So don't get excited. But my job requires me to do a whole lot of nothing. In that spare time, I browse here just about constantly. I decided to CC in here for like the 2nd time. I'm a relatively bigger gent' so nobody has noticed. I work at a very small company, so I won't get in any sort of trouble. We bring our guns in sometimes for show and tell.

So anywho, who else CC's at there job, and probably isn't supposed to?

[Dannytheman]

I wouldn't hold my breath getting people to rat themselves out IF they are ignoring the wishes/policies of their company.
Risky!!

I NEVER have my weapon at work. It is NOT allowed!!

[evilash]

I OC and CC at my job

[unloved]

Ahhh, the joys of being self-employed. My boss is just fine with me carrying.

[NikeBauer21]

I NEVER have my weapon at work. It is NOT allowed!!

Likewise....

[adymond]

I wouldn't hold my breath getting people to rat themselves out IF they are ignoring the wishes/policies of their company.
Risky!!

I NEVER have my weapon at work. It is NOT allowed!!

Sadly I am in the same boat.

[GuyMontag]

I NEVER have my weapon at work. It is NOT allowed!!

Same here.

[mrjam2jab]

I wouldn't hold my breath getting people to rat themselves out IF they are ignoring the wishes/policies of their company.
Risky!!

I NEVER have my weapon at work. It is NOT allowed!!

Same here. There was one day my boss pulled me aside...and 'stressed' the company policy..."so if you happen to know anybody who might have one, make sure they know about the policy". I knew full well he was referring to me...without actually referring to me....

[Elmar]

Same here.

Ditto. I can't imagine how fast my ass would be out of here.

[CRZ]

My company's corporate policy is zero tolerance for employees bringing firearms to work.

I've often contemplated having a discussion with our HR team about it, particularly after events like the Pittsburgh gym tragedy. Of course, once you try discussing a major change in policy like that, you bring some unwanted attention with it, and I don't have an employment fallback option.

I've never CC'd at work given the policy, but I really hate the fact that the policy exists. Seems to me if they feel there's a liability issue or if they feel employees might feel 'intimidated' by someone carrying, they should require some form of training certification and require that anyone with said certification can only carry well-concealed.

As it is, it certainly seems like corporate buildings are the place to go if you're mentally unstable and you've got an itch to massacre a bunch of folks that can't defend themselves.