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Originally Posted by Kids Heart
GA to my knowledge is not one of this states surprisingly. My job has fired someone because a firearm was visible in the car parked in the lot. I currently use a cable lock through the trigger guard under the seat to the rail.
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Yeah, visible and unattended. I think it has to be concealed and locked away even according to AZ law (in order to have protection against employer action). What cannot be forbidden is possession of a firearm in the vehicle at all (some companies and landlords were doing this as part of the tenant agreement or part of the terms of employment, citing that they had the right to ban weapons on their private property), or action against the person if they are seen transferring the firearm to a concealed and locked location in the car (like taking it from the cabin to the trunk after they'd parked).
It's basically taking the stance that if it's concealed and locked in your personal property (and the interior of the vehicle is considered your private property, while the space its parked in is the company's private property), then action cannot be legally taken against you.