Disney, NRA Fight Over Guns At Work
Disney is leading a group of businesses that are fighting a new Florida state law that allows employees to bring their guns to work if they leave them in their parked cars.
Disney says the law doesn't apply to it because its nightly fireworks show falls under a provision that exempts companies that "use, store or transport explosives." It's continuing its zero tolerance policy for guns and says employees who bring them to work can be fired.
In response, the NRA issued a statement accusing Disney of being a "prime offender when it comes to firing employees for exercising Second Amendment rights."
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