Work Place and CCDW guns

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I think at one time I herd that there was a bill trying to be passed, that an employer was unable to accuse you for bringing a CCDW when left in you vehicle while you are at work as long as the weapon was locked in your car.

Would anyone know if this law was passed? Should I be real concern with this? I know I can't carry while at my physical job but I do carry to and from work.

[poster formerly know as Silverbullet]

I am not sure. I do think that with Delaware being a "Work at will state" that the employer can pretty much do what they want. I had heard on another forum of a member who was fired for a holster ( no gun) showing when his shirt came up a bit at work.

I would hope that our politicians should value our freedoms combined with rights of employers. WHile I dont agree with bans on guns at work ( they cant guarantee your safety) You should have the freedom to control your vehicle.

[SturmRugerSR9]

I don't think it is a "law", but more of a employer policy. If they say no guns on their property that means in their parking lot also. Remember, if you don't work for an employer by contract, you are what they call an
"at will" employee, and can be fired for almost anything, eve if you have worked there for years.

[Bmel17]

I don't think it is a "law", but more of a employer policy. If they say no guns on their property that means in their parking lot also. Remember, if you don't work for an employer by contract, you are what they call an
"at will" employee, and can be fired for almost anything, eve if you have worked there for years.

correct.  I today just had to put out a reiteration of our corp policy on firearms.  Came in and saw the request in my email and went, huh, wonder what happened. 

[xring]

Thanks for all your input. Kind of a catch 22 situation. I work in a bad area and carry every day, but I love my job and could never afford to loose it.