Do I have to allow my employee to bring his gun to work if he has a concealed carry permit?

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A concealed carry permit does not automatically allow an individual to bring a gun into the workplace of a private employer in California. Therefore you may choose to have a policy banning weapons in your workplace, even for those with a concealed carry permit.

Many states have so-called “guns-at-work” laws that require employers to allow employees to leave guns in their locked vehicles in the employer’s parking lot. Those state laws typically require the gun to be locked in the trunk or glove compartment of the vehicle, or otherwise placed out of plain sight.

California, however, does not have such a law, so employers in California may ban guns

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