How do you interpret this?

[Bigjay73]

 

[MTLabrador]

Sounds like I would neither ask nor tell if you chose to keep one concealed.

 

[SAJ-99]

You can’t sell explosives from the company truck. Seems like this shouldn’t need to be posted in the HR manual, but company needs to CYA.

 

[Jorgy]

no guns in company vehicle. as a employer, I get it

 

[TX Trophy Hunter]

Seems pretty straightforward

 

[kwyeewyk]

"Expressly authorized by the company" means they want you to ask permission to conceal carry if you are legal to do so, is how I interpret, no guess on their willingness to grant permission.

 

[np307]

I just want to know the story that prompted the inclusion of "sell" and "explosives" for that policy.

 

[Straight Arrow]

Seems pretty straightforward

Agree.

 

[Sheltowee]

No weapons in a work-owned vehicle actively being used for work.

That is a very poorly-written handbook policy. The final sentence referencing "employee's vehicle" is a non-sequitur to "company vehicles" in the first sentence. I'd be willing to bet that some genius took the alcohol/drug policy and swapped in "guns" where it previously stated "drugs."

 

[seeth07]

why does the employees vehicle need to be locked? people lock their vehicles?