>Under the new law, any public or private employer *receiving public funds* from the federal or state government is prohibited from asking employees whether they have firearms or ammunition in their vehicles and searching their vehicles for firearms or ammunition. However, the guns and ammunition may not be visible to the public.
Simple solution if you don’t like the law, don’t receive public funds from the government.
If your “private” business is taking taxpayer funding, then it’s not truly “private”. Turn down your taxpayer subsidies and the law does not apply to you anymore.
I see no problem here. The businesses have an easy out.
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>Under the new law, any public or private employer *receiving public funds* from the federal or state government is prohibited from asking employees whether they have firearms or ammunition in their vehicles and searching their vehicles for firearms or ammunition. However, the guns and ammunition may not be visible to the public.
Simple solution if you don’t like the law, don’t receive public funds from the government.
If your “private” business is taking taxpayer funding, then it’s not truly “private”. Turn down your taxpayer subsidies and the law does not apply to you anymore.
I see no problem here. The businesses have an easy out.