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Concealed Carry Discussion General discussion regarding CCW/LTC in California |
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If you work for yourself, you can use work as a good cause. If you work for small owner operated business and they agree to let you carry you might use it, but I wouldn't, unless they have asked you to be armed and are willing to put that in writing. if you work for a company in most cases don't use your employer in any way. A quick way to know the answer without asking, look at the employee handbook. Most will outright ban weapons. Some will ban weapons on company property which includes the parking lot, locked in your car. If you do go ask your boss, and he asks HR who may ask legal,expect a no because they don't want to risk liability. Also note if you have any problems HR, expect a strong multi person response because they may now be worried about workplace violence. None of this is absolute, but it's worth thinking about. |
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If not, it's important to remember: You sign your application under penalty of perjury. You will have to provide proof of your employment statements. They will investigate your input. (They are cops.) If your application is deemed to contain willful mis-statements, you will be denied. That denial will follow you to other CCW application efforts. Other sanctions may be applied. Hopefully, I have mis-understood you. |
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Uber in particular is very clear about firearms. The problem with tying a CCW permit to work-related reasons is OCSD will ask for the employers mandate for such. In most cases I think that is next to impossible to obtain, or most sure don't want to go that route. That said, if your employer wants you to carry on the job they'll write a letter for you stating such - case closed!
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