Is everybody's employer putting up the NO Open Carry signs ?

[BP]

My previous employer has the correct 30.07 signs in their storage room but the only thing on the building is a small plastic one on the front door in English with a crossed out gun.

My current employer could care less. My office is in a Chase bank building with no signs.

[bcoop]

One of my coworkers may or may not have had a gun closet built in to his office in our new building. No open carry signs? lmao.

[silverhatch]

No signs here.

[Juiced4v]

Yep...last month

[Mach1]

Got em at my office, dumb asses.....

[Craizie]

We're good here. A fair amount of people carry in the office, but it is against company policy. Our office manager as pretty much adopted a don't ask don't tell regarding carry at work.

[GhostTX]

Nice to those that can carry at their job.

I've got too much corporate nonsense at mine. Heck, they fired a guy once because he was showing another employee in his car what he bought the previous day (a 3rd person walked by, saw it and reported it). Which started the afore mentioned ban attempt that I stepped into.

[ceyko]

Trick is to make sure it is not seen and don't tell anyone.

[quikag]

I got a gun in my desk and we have no signs. People can do what they want within the law as far as we are concerned.

[LANTIRN]

Both 30.06 and 30.07. They would ban them in the parking lot too if Texas allowed it, and there is no other public parking nearby. Thing is, every door to get in requires an electronic access card so the only way you are getting in is by working here, or being escorted, and it was already against policy for employees to carry. Why post signs and make us a bigger target? Corporate America just doesn't think things like this through. You guys who can carry at work are very lucky. Those employers seem to be hard to find.

[AdRock]

I saw a gun shop a while back with a big sign by the front door. It intrigued me so I drove a little closer.

The big no carry sign was on the right of the front door. On the left of the door was a sign that read "If you support the sign to the right.... you're a MORON.... we dont sell guns to morons....please dont have a nice day"

I thought that was pretty damn funny.

[Labora]

They put signs up on the front door, but they are too small. They neglected all the other entrances.

A couple guys at this office carry, and I know some of the other location's managers do as well. I was told that I should (despite the handbook) several years back by my now bosses boss, so I feel like I wont lose my job if there is an issue, but id rather not find out.

They posted legal size signs here .06 and .07 on the customer entrance only. I know that several higher ups (use to?) carry on a regular basis.

[Sgt Beavis]

I haven't noticed any signage at HP in Plano. I'll have to take another look tomorrow. Not that it will matter after this week..

[built2layframe]

Trick is to make sure it is not seen and don't tell anyone.

Ding Ding Ding... Open carry is all good but I much rather not have anyone know I've got a gun.

[Blackpony]

Nope the owner of my dealership could careless. As a matter of fact I had my sr22 up at the shop couple days ago cleaning it, he walked out in the shop to say hi to everyone, saw I had my gun out and started asking about it. He ended up going yesterday to buy one for himself... I know of about 5 guys that carry at the shop daily. I need to make time to go take the class to get my license.