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the entire Bill of Rights only applies to the government. At your place of employment, you have no right to free speech, no right to bear arms, and no right to reasonable searches or to remain silent. Your employer can infringe on any of these rights and terminate you if you don't comply.

Well, the Bill of Rights applies to the government as binding them as guarantor, doesn't it? I'm not a lawyer, but I believe there must be remnants of civil rights remaining at a workplace. I guess that means I have my rights, but my employer can always fire me. I can lawfully carry, I can't force my employer to do a happy dance.

Texas is an "at will" work environment. Without a specific contract, you have the right to quit whenever you want, and the employer has a right to let you go whenever they want, no reasons required in either case.

I would love to have an ambiguous policy. I work for a very large company headquartered out of state. Our local "weapons" policy says that they will follow state laws. The corporate policy in the " workplace violence" clause states that no firearms are allowed even if you have a chl. Thing that gets me is its in the workplace violence section when chl holders are not going to be the ones that commit workplace violence. I say to the OP, carry on.

Don't ask, don't tell, as others have said. Your written policy does not, in its current form does not meet the requirement of "notice" under sec 30.06, but any oral notification from management would.

Thus, if you don't ask the question, they never get the opportunity to give you such effective notice.

Of course, as others mention, I'm talking about legal trouble, not "keep your job" trouble.

Properly concealed, nobody will know.

PROPERLY concealed, no one will know. Also the earlier admonition not to discuss the topic with anyone is a very good one. Many people are hung by their own words.

I have studied this one and they have to have the 30.06 posted in the SOPs or company book as people have said. And yeah they can fire you but you would not have broken any laws.
Reason I studied is I work on a Tugboat and was wondering about it with all the Coast Guard rules and such.