Videos tagged with Employee Rights

Instructor Mike, an authoritative figure in firearms instruction, advises security professionals against blindly following unsafe directives. He stresses that prioritizing life over employment is paramount, highlighting that knowledge and critical thinking are a security professional's most valuable assets. Understanding the rationale behind orders ensures alignment with safety and professional standards.

This video provides an updated overview of the OSHA mandate, incorporating new information. It's a segment from a previous show, aiming to give viewers a comprehensive understanding of the mandate's implications.

This video from Guns & Gadgets discusses a new letter from Hornady Manufacturing clarifying their stance on vaccine mandates. The company states they are not mandating any employee get a vaccine, calling it a personal decision and apologizing for any impression otherwise. The host expresses relief that employees will not lose their jobs over this issue and credits audience pressure for the change.

This video discusses Hornady's implementation of a vaccine mandate for its employees, stemming from President Biden's executive order for companies with over 100 employees. The speaker expresses concern over the mandate's impact on individual liberties and freedom of choice within the firearms community, urging listeners to contact companies regarding their stances on such policies. The video highlights the potential for career-altering decisions for employees facing these mandates.

This video announces the reversal of a vaccine mandate for all employees, including remote workers, at Guns & Gadgets. The creator expresses happiness that people can keep their jobs. The description includes links to an article detailing the original mandate, an email list signup, Patreon support, a Blackout Coffee promotion, GNG merchandise, Gun Owners of America, WPSN, a backup YouTube channel, and contact information. It also lists equipment used for video production and includes disclaimers regarding content purpose, fair use, and safe shooting practices.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio's After Show covers two main topics: troubleshooting a Nikon scope's adjustment issues and discussing Walmart's open-carry policies. For scope issues, a listener shares a successful method of resetting the scope by turning the adjustment screws to their limits, finding the halfway point, and then bore-sighting before making incremental adjustments. The discussion on Walmart addresses an employee's termination for open carry, highlighting that private businesses can set their own policies regarding firearms on their property, even if legal under state law.

This video, hosted by Adam Kraut, an attorney, delves into the complex legal landscape of carrying firearms at work in the United States. It clarifies that while there's no federal law prohibiting firearms in the workplace, many employers do, often through employee handbooks or signage. The discussion highlights state-specific 'parking lot gun laws' that protect employees' rights to store firearms in their vehicles on company property, with notable distinctions in states like Kentucky, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Florida, and Georgia regarding enforcement and employer liability. The Holly v. UPS case is used to illustrate the nuances of these laws.

This video, titled "Google Manifesto: Stereotypes or Science? | Liberty Update," delves into the controversial Google Manifesto, examining whether its claims are based on scientific evidence or mere stereotypes. The description links to additional resources and related content about gender inequality and the reactions to the manifesto, suggesting a discussion focused on social and ideological interpretations rather than direct firearms content. The creator also provides links to their social media and support platforms.

This video discusses a new bill in Washington state that would permit employees to store firearms in their vehicles while at work. Cam Edwards interviews Brian Judy, the NRA-ILA Washington State Liaison, to provide insights and context on the proposed legislation and its implications for gun owners' rights in the workplace.

This video from NRA News features Cam Edwards interviewing Ashley Varner, NRA-ILA Indiana State Liaison, regarding a new bill in Indiana. The bill aims to prohibit employers from tracking employees' weapons stored in their vehicles. The discussion likely covers the implications of this legislation for gun owners' rights and privacy in the workplace.

Four pro-gun bills have advanced in the Indiana Senate, including 'Parking Lot 2.0'. This bill aims to prevent employers from infringing on employees' rights to store firearms in their private vehicles on company property. It addresses concerns about employers demanding firearm registration, serial numbers, inspections, or specific storage locations, which are seen as invasive and contrary to the intent of existing firearm protection laws.