New Job With "No Carry" Policy Poll

[NC Bullseye]

To get this back on track,

You are at the second interview on a job you really want to have. They are asking you to read and sign the preliminary paper work, part of which is the company rules and policies. In it, it states that there are to be no firearms on premises, neither building nor grounds.

Given the choices in the poll, what would you do?

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[Majorlk]

To get this back on track,

You are at the second interview on a job you really want to have. They are asking you to read and sign the preliminary paper work, part of which is the company rules and policies. In it, it states that there are to be no firearms on premises, neither building nor grounds.

Given the choices in the poll, what would you do?

An honest person will either sign the paperwork and abide by the regulations or advise the interviewer that they cannot accept employment under those conditions.


A dishonest person will sign and carry anyway. As an employer, if the latter situation came to light, I'd fire the person in a heartbeat - not only for carrying but for being a liar - and examine every aspect of his job performance to find out what else he lied about.

[Thumper]

To get this back on track,

You are at the second interview on a job you really want to have. They are asking you to read and sign the preliminary paper work, part of which is the company rules and policies. In it, it states that there are to be no firearms on premises, neither building nor grounds.

Given the choices in the poll, what would you do?

What's it pay?

If it's a job I really want, hell yes I'd sign! These are very tough times and good jobs are very hard to come by. A handgun isn't the only method I have to protect myself and locking up the pistola off company property is an easy thing to do.

I have a temporary job with the Government and it's the same policy there... no guns in your vehicle on their property. Piece of cake, I park off their property!